Hong Kong has better access to capital than Singapore and it will reap benefits from China’s fintech rollout, said Mathias Helleu, chairman and co-founder of Hong Kong-based 8 Securities.

Hong Kong has better access to capital than Singapore and it will reap benefits from China’s fintech rollout, said Mathias Helleu, chairman and co-founder of Hong Kong-based 8 Securities.
Crossbridge Capital and Morningstar are collaborating on a newly-launched digital advisory platform that targets HNWIs and US expats, which they believe are under-served in Asia.
The Malaysian-based wealth management firm, Farringdon Group, said it plans to launch Asia’s fist Shariah-compliant robo-adviser in December.
Bento, a joint venture set up by Singapore-based fintech startup Mesitis and former Bank of Singapore fund selector Chandrima Das, sees its bionic approach – a combination of human and robo – appealing to high net worth clients.
Hedgeable is targeting early-stage investors in Hong Kong and Singapore, who it says are neglected by traditional private banks.
London-based wealth manager Crossbridge Capital is expected to launch its first robo-advisory platform in Singapore later this year.
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The second generation of an ETF robo advisor by 8 Securities will be launched this quarter with lower fees to attract cost-sensitive investors.
Online advisory is an emerging trend in China as the current development of mutual funds hits a bottleneck, according to Tianhong Asset Management, China’s largest fund house by assets.
Hong Kong regulations require people to be involved in wealth management services, said iFast Financial (HK) chief operating officer Kelvin Yip.
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