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Tag: Hong Kong
Will robos start launching their own funds?
Hong Kong-based Magnum Research obtained a Type 9 licence in Hong Kong and is mulling plans to launch its own strategies.
Wells Fargo AM readies five products in Hong Kong
Despite Hong Kong sliding into recession amid ongoing social unrest, firms continue to launch products to the SAR’s retail investors.
Matthews Asia increases HK exposure
The firm believes that there is a value play among beaten-down Hong Kong stocks.
Another ‘new economy’ fund to debut in Asia
Following a similar fund debut in September, Capital Group is bringing another product focused on global innovation to Hong Kong and Singapore.
What’s in an ETF delisting?
CSOP Asset Management has pulled two ETFs from the Hong Kong market since July, following a spate of other firms doing the same.
Slump in number of HK ultra rich
Ultra high net worth wealth fell for the first time in three years in 2018, and Hong Kong is no longer the city with the world’s largest population of UHNWI, according to a recent report.
Nikko to launch thematic ETF in Hong Kong
The firm joins other managers who have launched several themed products this year.
Amundi courts HK investors with new theme
An education-themed fund will be a first in the Hong Kong market and the firm also expects to offer it to mainland investors via the MRF scheme.
Money market flows rise in Hong Kong
Investors in Hong Kong are putting capital into money market funds, although total AUM of the products remains relatively low, according to Fitch Ratings.
