The firm believes there is a product gap in the market. Separately, a China-focused ESG ETF is also expected to be rolled out by Haitong International AM.
Tag: Samsung Asset Management
Samsung AM changes index of oil ETF in HK
The firm is hoping to mitigate concentration risk arising from the holding of a single month WTI futures contracts.
Oil exposes sector ETF risk
Oil ETFs underscore the argument for passive products that track a broad market index rather than too narrow a sector.
Malaysian firms in ETF tie-ups with foreign players
Since November, six L&I products have been launched in the country, but demand is expected to be low.
Affin Hwang and Samsung AM tie up for L&I products
Affin Hwang and Kenanga Investors are set to take advantage of the new rules that will allow L&I products in Malaysia next year.
Samsung AM shifts to smart beta
The Korean asset manager, which delisted six ETFs in Hong Kong last year, now plans a move into thematic and smart beta products for the Hong Kong market.
In case you missed it (22 June 2018)
UOB’s copywriting fail; South Korean managers launch “unification funds”; UOB AM launches alts fund for retail investors; Malaysia’s Affin Hwang establishes private equity arm; Janus Henderson names new head of Asia distribution; institutional investors embrace ESG integration; and more…
Samsung AM debuts Chinese internet ETF in HK
Preparing for the planned ETF Connect, Samsung Asset Management has launched a passive product tracking a large-cap China internet companies index.
In case you missed it (16 March 2018)
Franklin Templeton and Samsung AM to establish JV in Korea; Nippon Life to acquire 5% stake in Deutsche AM IPO; UBS AM launches RMB fixed income fund to professional investors in Hong Kong and Singapore; majority of funds in Australia underperform; MAS and Singapore Police to jointly investigate all financial advisory offences; MSCI launches 12 new China indexes; and more…
HKEX: ETFs de-listed; funds to launch
Samsung Asset Management will delist six ETFs in Hong Kong, while Capital Group received a green light to launch five mutual funds.
