This week FSA presents a quick comparison of two Hong Kong equity products: the BOCHK Hong Kong Equity Fund and the HSBC GIF Hong Kong Equity Fund.

This week FSA presents a quick comparison of two Hong Kong equity products: the BOCHK Hong Kong Equity Fund and the HSBC GIF Hong Kong Equity Fund.
The new hire will lead wealth product strategy for the wealth management business, which is restructuring.
Overwhelmed by investor complaints, the Hong Kong regulator contacts UK regulators and HSBC and issues a rare public statement on the case.
RWC hires a team; Lombard International’s new CEO; M&G has heart; Vanguard and Ant; Dividend hell; Robeco goes Baa; Hyperinflation and Weimar; and much more.
An internal promotion follows the firm’s recent restructuring of its wealth business.
A combined unit will address “the entire spectrum of private wealth, from retail clients to ultra high net worth”.
They include HSBC which will distribute three Asia bond products to Mainland investors.
HSBC’s group earnings fell in Q3, but Asia profits rose slightly and the bank aims to beef up the wealth management unit in the region.
FSA compares two Asia corporate bond funds: the HSBC Asian Bond Fund and the JP Morgan Asian Total Return Bond Fund.
The bank’s asset management arm joins rival firms on the fixed maturity product bandwagon as it readies three instruments for sale to Hong Kong’s retail investors.
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