This week FSA features a quick comparison of two consumer goods and services equity funds.
Tag: Robeco
Robeco sets up team in China
The advisory type wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE) structure allows the Dutch asset manager to conduct on-the-ground research on A-shares and service institutional clients.
The FSA Spy market buzz – 21 October 2016
Robeco hires; Progress at T Rowe Price; Chinese thoughts from Matthews Asia; Maybank’s fund list; Liquid ETFs; Central bank balance sheets and much more.
Robeco sets up Singapore office
Netherlands-based Robeco has opened a new office in Singapore for sales and client servicing and, separately, New York Life IM is opening a Japan sales office.
Robeco: Time for low volatility strategies
Volatile markets characterise 2016, and investors are warming to investment strategies that reduce risks, according to Tom Naaijkens, client portfolio manager for quant equities at Robeco.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Matthews Asia Vs Robeco
Fund Selector Asia compares the Matthews Asia China Dividend Fund with the Robeco Chinese Equities Fund.
Capital Group expands North Asia sales team
In Korea, Andrew Hwang joined the firm as a director of strategic solutions. Hwang was poached from Janus Capital, where he was responsible for non-Japan Asia business development. Prior to that, he had also worked with BNY Mellon Asset Management for product development and strategy in the region. In Taiwan, Berry Hsieh came over from […]
Beginning of rate easing cycle in China
Recent interest rate cuts by Chinas central bank marks the beginning of a rate easing cycle, which will have positive implications for Chinese equities, writes Victoria Mio, chief investment officer and fund manager of Robeco Chinese Equities.
High yield bonds losing allure
The compensation for credit risk in high yield bonds has fallen below the 10-year average, writes Peter van der Welle, strategist at Robeco.
Asian markets 2015
Pictet Wealth Management and Robeco Group provide separate outlooks for Asian equities in 2015, and they have more similarities than differences.