PGIM Investment’s Gatekeeper Pulse study canvassed the views of 210 Asian and European gatekeepers at large global financial institutions, all of which have assets under management of at least $1bn.

PGIM Investment’s Gatekeeper Pulse study canvassed the views of 210 Asian and European gatekeepers at large global financial institutions, all of which have assets under management of at least $1bn.
Fund selectors in Asia Pacific ranked “appealing investment strategy” as the most important brand attribute.
Some preliminary data is in, and the results are ripe for discussion.
Talking to fund selectors and some home truths – Part I.
Asia-based fund selectors overwhelmingly hold a strong preference for European equities, according to a survey at FSA’s investment forums in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Three recent fund choices reflect Standard Chartered Private Bank’s views on the overweights it made a few weeks ago, said Steve Brice, chief investment strategist for group wealth management.
For one thing, when market valuations across various asset classes start to look stretched, investing in multi-asset funds is one way of reducing concentrated risk, according to Karen Tan, director and head of global wealth solutions in Asia-Pacific at Deutsche Asset and Wealth Management. Moreover, market volatility has been rising, and multi-asset products help to smooth performance […]
In the coming weeks, Fund Selector Asia will reveal the winners of its first annual fund awards, honouring excellence in Asia’s fund management industry.
Concern over risk in China is easing, prompting European and UK fund selectors to inch up their exposure to Asia.
Fund selectors in Hong Kong are betting on investments in multi-asset classes to boost returns in the current low yield environment.
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