Robo-advisory firms in Hong Kong and Singapore say so, though they have been reluctant to give many details.

Robo-advisory firms in Hong Kong and Singapore say so, though they have been reluctant to give many details.
With no on-the-ground sales force in the US, the Hong Kong firm has had difficulties promoting its products since it entered the market in 2015.
Less than half of Greater China funds have outperformed the MSCI China Index and only one is positive year-to-date.
Despite delistings of A-share ETFs by various firms, CSOP believes that the product is differentiated in Hong Kong due to the focus on small and mid-caps.
Very high market volatility and falling interest rates are creating an attractive environment for fixed maturity products.
Raffles Family Office expects to more than double AUM this year, even after putting mainland plans on hold.
Nine funds were added on the list, six of which are managed by Pictet Asset Management.
The firm believes that the spread of the coronavirus has “nominal impact” on its decision to launch funds.
Under the new structure, managers may find it easier to distribute their funds outside of Hong Kong.
The wealth of individuals with net worth of between $5m and $30m grew by around 10% in the financial services-dominated economy last year, according to a Wealth-X survey.
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