The firm also plans to roll out up to three more equity ETFs this year.

The firm also plans to roll out up to three more equity ETFs this year.
He has joined Hong Kong-headquartered wealth manager The Capital Company. Separately, RBC Wealth Management has also hired two senior bankers in Singapore.
Despite market headwinds, the Hong Kong-based firm believes it will get traction with two products at opposite ends of the risk spectrum.
Hong Kong-based Premia Partners intends to launch four Asia smart beta exchange traded funds (ETFs) by the end of the year.
IT will only account for 3% of the MSCI China Index following the GICS reclassification.
The Hong Kong-based firm expects to launch two smart beta ETFs in August, with one investing in the Asean markets and the other in technology-enabled companies.
Hong Kong-based Premia Partners believes ETFs with thematic variety can gather assets and the firm expects to launch up to six Asia-focused smart beta products this year.
Conventional wisdom says Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are bad investments, but that is not necessarily true, according to David Lai, Hong Kong-based co-chief investment officer at Premia Partners.
Hong Kong-based exchange traded funds (ETF) provider Premia Partners has joined forces with US-based Wisdomtree Investments to develop smart-beta products for the Asian ETF market.
The firm received a green light from the Securities and Futures Commission to launch two China-focused ETFs, according to the latest records from the regulator.
Part of the Mark Allen Group.