Fees and distribution, as well as investor education, are cited as the biggest hurdles for ETF sales in the mainland, said panelists at a Hong Kong Investment Funds Association event.

Fees and distribution, as well as investor education, are cited as the biggest hurdles for ETF sales in the mainland, said panelists at a Hong Kong Investment Funds Association event.
We present photo highlights from the FSA Income Forum in Hong Kong, held on February 23 at the Island Shangri-La Hotel.
Front office private banking and wealth management professionals in Hong Kong are paid more than their Singapore counterparts, according to the Hays’ 2017 salary survey.
FSA takes a look at the mutual funds shut down in the SAR in 2016, led by Lyxor, according to data from Morningstar.
The product is the first 10-year sukuk launched by an AAA-rated government, according to the HKMA.
About 75% of Hong Kong’s financial advisers acknowledge a trend toward fee-based wealth management, according to a Vanguard survey report.
Bond fund assets in Hong Kong increased while equity fund assets declined, according to the Securities and Futures Commission’s latest report.
Global asset and wealth managers put Beijing and Hong Kong among the top cities expected to provide growth opportunities, according to a PwC survey.
Consolidation in Asia’s private banking industry has slowed hiring of professionals in Hong Kong, according to Sunny Kwak, Hong Kong-based consultant for private banking at recruitment firm Morgan McKinley.
The Securities and Futures Commission has banned Li Lee from re-entering the industry for life for making false claims to her former employer, HSBC.
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