Onshore money seeks offshore exposure and Broadridge says some popular northbound funds have an absolute return flavour.

Onshore money seeks offshore exposure and Broadridge says some popular northbound funds have an absolute return flavour.
Separately, one of CSOP Asset Management’s recently launched (-2x) inverse products has become the second largest L&I ETF in Hong Kong.
In August, the Hong Kong regulator removed nine licences and year-to-date, a total of 23 Type 9 licence holders have de-registered. But what are the reasons behind it?
Sector or thematic products accounted for nearly a quarter of the net redemptions in equity funds sold in Hong Kong during the first half this year.
As social unrest continues, Hong Kong’s high net worth investors are warming to Portugal’s residence scheme aimed at attracting overseas money.
The market segment is believed to be underserved by boutique wealth managers.
The firm has launched a second version of the fixed maturity product (FMP) it debuted in July.
Sydney-based Raiz Invest aims for expansion in Southeast Asia, but does not have any intentions of tapping the Hong Kong and Singapore markets.
Ongoing protests and the trade dispute have hit the local market, but diversified Hong Kong equity funds remain resilient, shored up by mainland allocations.
In Hong Kong and Singapore, income funds of various types had some of the highest net flows during the first half.
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