E Fund Management also supplants Tianhong Asset Management as the country’s largest asset manager, according to a study from Fitch Ratings.

E Fund Management also supplants Tianhong Asset Management as the country’s largest asset manager, according to a study from Fitch Ratings.
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China Securities Regulatory Commission has tightened its grip on the nation’s mutual fund market.
Thailand’s regulator has issued liquidity risk management criteria and liquidity management tools for mutual funds to protect investors.
The US asset manager is the second firm allowed to access the country’s retail investor market.
Investors in the SAR are becoming more sophisticated, but local brokerages are struggling to catch up, according to a Broadridge Financial report.
Other markets in Asia shed fund assets this year, but China’s retail mutual fund industry recorded net inflows, according to Amac data.
Fund investors in Hong Kong and Singapore benefit from zero tax, but suffer from embedded costs, according to a Morningstar report.
Foreign asset managers with private fund management (PFM) licences are planning to convert their licences to sell mutual funds to domestic retail investors.
The regulator has approved five asset managers for onshore investment advisory services, continuing the shift from product sales-orientation to service-orientation.
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