The firm has also rolled out an Islamic equity fund in Malaysia.

The firm has also rolled out an Islamic equity fund in Malaysia.
But the relatively complex products may have a hard time gathering assets in Malaysia’s small ETF market.
Affin Hwang AM has launched three China-focused products in Malaysia this month and it has plans to develop leveraged and inverse products.
Greater China funds had the second highest net inflows in Malaysia, according to Morningstar data.
In total, the Kuala Lumpur-based firm has launched eight funds since the start of 2018.
Affin Hwang and Kenanga Investors are set to take advantage of the new rules that will allow L&I products in Malaysia next year.
TA Investment Management’s product will invest in Islamic negotiable instruments of technology companies.
The collaboration with RHB Asset Management comes at a time when Malaysian investors have poured money into China-focused equity funds, Morningstar data shows.
In a strategic tie-up, the two firms expect to launch products for Malaysia’s high net worth segment this month.
The Singapore-based firm also intends to bring its robo-advisory platform to other Southeast Asian markets.
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