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Tag: Hong Kong
LPFs gain traction in Hong Kong
The launch of the Limited Partnership Fund (LPF) regime will cement Hong Kong’s position as an asset management hub, according to the Hong Kong LPF Association.
Deutsche Bank backs North Asia equities
Investors should be allocating to Asia ex-Japan equities rather than developed market stocks over the next six- to 12-months, according to Deutsche Bank International Private Bank (IPB).
HK execs, officials push for FO industry development
Separately, a course focusing on family offices will be launched by an education firm founded in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong investors embrace tech platforms
Hong Kong investors remain proactive investors despite Covid-19, a Calastone survey found.
Asia’s ESG fund flows hit record high in Q3
Strongest AUM growth was seen in Japan, China, Taiwan and Korea.
Japan woos foreign firms with new entry office
Foreign AM firms entering Japan will be allowed to complete the registration process in English. Separately, the country has also been courting global asset managers established in Hong Kong.
HK’s private banks upbeat on China potential
An industry report finds that wealth managers in Hong Kong are placing their faith in mainland China and the Greater Bay Area (GBA) for asset growth.
Thornburg expands Asia reach
The US firm is now targeting Hong Kong investors, just after it started offering its products in Taiwan.
Tech, China funds attract money in Q3
The most popular tech funds sold in Hong Kong or Singapore are managed by Blackrock, Franklin Templeton, JP Morgan AM and Neuberger Berman, according to Morningstar data.
