But overall assets in Hong Kong’s mutual fund industry were down 13%, according to SFC’s annual report.

But overall assets in Hong Kong’s mutual fund industry were down 13%, according to SFC’s annual report.
An online alternative investment platform in Singapore has garnered at least $100m in assets since its launch last year.
Alternative investments have become one of the most sought-after strategies by HNWIs in Hong Kong and Singapore.
The firm is bringing to Hong Kong an enhanced index product that invests in China A-shares.
A small proportion of investors in the SAR believe that their investment management firms are well prepared to manage their portfolios through a financial crisis.
The firm revealed several role changes indicating a streamlining of operations.
The wealth manager also believes that China’s imposition of a national security law will not degrade Hong Kong’s role as a regional financial hub.
The product has already received an initial investment of $5m.
CSOP AM is preparing to take advantage of the new L&I regulations in Hong Kong, which allow mainland index-tracking products to be listed in the SAR.
The US-based firm has prepared four SFC-approved products for launch.
Part of the Mark Allen Group.