Ping An has listed two factor-based products and will be launching more, while CICC will introduce an ETF this week.

Ping An has listed two factor-based products and will be launching more, while CICC will introduce an ETF this week.
In total, the firm registered six funds with the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) this year.
The Securities and Futures Commission said it is working on diversifying fund distribution channels, which have been dominated by banks.
The Hong Kong-based firm will be launching a technology-focused multi-asset product and is preparing to develop a Greater Bay Area product, according to Eric Poon, managing director and head of sales.
The firm has had three emerging market funds approved by the SFC, and is one of several foreign asset managers who are increasingly targeting Hong Kong’s retail investor base.
Foundation Asset Management has begun selling only the third SFC-registered hedge fund authorised for sale to Hong Kong retail investors.
Some distributors in Hong Kong may avoid ‘complex products’ because of the added risk of being non-compliant, according to Rolfe Hayden, a partner at law firm Simmons & Simmons.
Private bankers are able to bargain for higher pay when transferring to a boutique wealth manager, according to Sunny Kwak, senior consultant for private banking at executive recruitment firm Morgan McKinley.
We present photo highlights of the FSA Investment Forum in Hong Kong, which was held on 1 November at the Four Seasons Hotel.
Executives also announced the firm’s entry into Hong Kong’s retail mutual fund market with the launch of seven Sicav funds.
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