Bank of Singapore hires Penny Low from Deutsche Bank WM
Penny Low is part of Bank of Singapore’s Greater China and North Asia team.
Amid elevated equity–bond correlations, certain hedge fund styles are likely to improve diversification and limit downside risk, Belle Liang, chief investment officer, CIO & investment advisory, Hang Seng Bank tells FSA.
Across all alternative asset classes success ultimately hinges on manager selection, explains Jason Ng, alternatives specialist, Asia & Middle East, Julius Baer.
UBP’s head of managed solutions advisory, North Asia, tells FSA why it is not a coincidence that traditional asset managers are now promoting their systematic strategies.
Hedge funds at the Sohn Investment Conference Hong Kong pitch China names outside of artificial intelligence.
FSA speaks to M&G fund manager David Perrett about his investment process and where he sees opportunities.
Wealth managers at Julius Baer, Morgan Stanley PWM and Nomura IWM analyse the benefits and risks of alternative investments.
Two thirds of those invested in alternatives in Hong Kong self-serve their allocation, the survey found.
Although the asset manager seeks to grow its alternatives business, public markets still play an important role, says George Gatch, CEO, JP Morgan Asset Management.
Persistent global uncertainty is boosting demand for alternatives in Asia, according to Wellington’s head of hedge funds, Mark Sullivan.
Stocks listed in Asian markets formed the majority of hedge funds’ top investment ideas at the annual Sohn conference held in Hong Kong.
There are ways to mitigate portfolio volatility, says UBS Global Wealth Managment CIO.
The Swiss private bank is bearish on longer duration bonds and credit.
Investors are turning their attention to alternative asset classes.
The biotech sector is filled with mispriced securities after an era of easy money in 2020, according to Janus Henderson’s Agustin Mohedas.
Liquidity conditions for asset owners improved in the last six months, Cerulli Associates notes.