Low correlation with Chinese equities and stable income are the two criteria mainland investors use to appraise QDLP products, according to Noah’s William Ma.

Low correlation with Chinese equities and stable income are the two criteria mainland investors use to appraise QDLP products, according to Noah’s William Ma.
The New York-listed Chinese wealth manager has also partnered with six family offices in Australia and expects to add staff in Singapore.
At least 80% of the Chinese wealth manager’s sales came from fixed income products during the third quarter, according to the quarterly results report.
Beijing-based Creditease has set up an overseas wealth management department, the next step in its plan to gain marketshare in overseas Chinese wealth management and eventually list in the US.
US-listed Noah Holdings reported double-digit net revenue growth during the first half, but noted that investors are increasingly moving to the sidelines due to market volatility.
Despite recent ‘sweeteners’ to the new asset and wealth management guidelines, the wealth management industry will likely consolidate as the new regs are adopted, according to Andrew Xia, chief research officer at NYSE-listed Chinese wealth manager Noah.
US-listed Noah Holdings is exploring a Singapore wealth management office and has reported a 24% increase in overall profit for the first quarter.
Wealth manager Noah Holdings was fined by Hong Kong’s regulator for failure to comply with several requirements, including KYC and due diligence matters.
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The NYSE-listed Chinese asset and wealth manager reported a strong 2017 and said that investible assets in China far outstrip the size of the mainland’s asset management industry.
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