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.

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.
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.
The US firm is now targeting Hong Kong investors, just after it started offering its products in Taiwan.
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.
Separately, China Life Franklin Asset Management is expected to roll out its Short Term Bond Fund in Hong Kong.
It has hired Benny Gay from DWS to oversee clients in Hong Kong and Singapore.
They include new products that will be managed by Haitong International AM and Sun Life Asset Management.
In Hong Kong, more HNWIs favour wealth preservation, according to a Quilter report.
The firm believes there is a product gap in the market. Separately, a China-focused ESG ETF is also expected to be rolled out by Haitong International AM.
Most Hong Kong investors are unwilling to seek profits ahead of personal values, according to Schroders’ research.
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