The top 20 most read Greater China articles of 2018 suggest a strong interest in foreign firms’ China onshore strategies.
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HEAD-TO-HEAD: Invesco versus Schroders
FSA compares the Invesco Greater China Equity Fund and the Schroder ISF Greater China Fund.
ESG portfolio off to a good start in HK, says UBS
After its launch in Asia in April, UBS Wealth Management’s sustainable cross-asset portfolio has gathered $100m (CHF$100m) in assets from Asia-Pacific clients, according to the bank’s executives.
Survey: Greater China investors to increase ETF usage
In the next 12 months, a majority of investors in Hong Kong, mainland China and Taiwan plan to increase their ETF investments, according to a study conducted by Brown Brothers Harriman in partnership with the research firm New Narrative.
UBS Wealth strengthens Greater China team
UBS Wealth Management has bolstered its Greater China coverage with three new appointments that will cover Chinese ultra high net worth (UHNW) investors.
Are expensive Greater China funds worth the extra cost?
Greater China-focused funds that have higher fees tend to underperform their benchmarks more often than those with lower fees, according to FE data.
Malaysia’s Public Mutual launches regional funds
Public Mutual has launched two mutual fund products that invest in the Asean and Greater China markets.
Manulife AM favours ‘new China’ equities
Earnings recovery and structural reforms in China will benefit consumer-oriented sectors, argues Chay Kai Kong, managing director and senior portfolio manager for Greater China equities at Manulife AM.
Capital flows out of Greater China funds in 2016
About $8.3bn left Greater China equity funds last year, with global cross-border products showing the most outflows, according to Morningstar data.
Survey: HK top regional fund hub by 2025
A majority of asset managers believe that Hong Kong will be the leading Asian cross-border fund domicile by 2025, far ahead of its rival Singapore, according to a survey conducted by Brown Brothers Harriman.