Enhanced Investment Products delisted a smart-beta fund while Mirae Asset ends trading of a consumption-related thematic product, according to records from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Tag: Mirae Asset Global Investments
Foreign managers continue to move into China
Barings, Income Partners and Van Eck Associates have recently set up in China, while three other firms secured a licence to distribute funds to domestic professional investors.
Mirae Asset to establish JV in Vietnam
Korea’s Mirae Asset Global Investments is forming a joint venture with Vietnam’s State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC), according to local reports.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Seven China equity ETFs compared
FSA compares no fewer than seven China equity ETFs available to Hong Kong investors tracking the same index, the CSI 300.
Hong Kong continues to see ETF delistings
Mirae Asset Global Investments is delisting another passive product from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, citing unsatisfactory assets.
Asia AMs: regional capabilities are key to global success
Developing regional investment capabilities is the key for Asian fund managers to compete globally, according to CEOs of fund management firms who spoke during Fund Forum Asia in Hong Kong last month.
Morningstar fund reviews and re-ratings – April 2017
Morningstar Asia downgrades a Franklin Templeton fund, places Allianz and Goldman Sachs products under review and initiates coverage for MFS and Mirae Asset funds.
In case you missed it… – Updates
Mirae Asset launches an Asia bond fund; Natixis names new head of Asian equities; Franklin Templeton creates multi-asset role; NB appoints Jonathan Bailey as head of ESG; Old Mutual becomes title sponsor of the Hong Kong rugby league; and others…
Mirae Asset launches APAC multi-asset fund
Mirae Asset Global Investments (HK) has launched a Luxembourg-domiciled Asia-Pacific multi-asset income fund targeted to institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals.
Mirae lays bets on passives
Korea-based Mirae Asset has ambitious plans for global ETFs and Hong Kong will play a key role, said global head of ETF business Taeyong Lee.
