Hong Kong’s regulator emphasises the need for rigorous risk management by intermediaries in the wake of liquidity problems in high profile funds.

Hong Kong’s regulator emphasises the need for rigorous risk management by intermediaries in the wake of liquidity problems in high profile funds.
The regulator has listed mutual funds that meet new ESG disclosure requirements aimed at countering greenwashing.
Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) slaps the asset managers with penalties for breaching regulations.
Few asset managers systemically integrate ESG factors in the investment process and disclosure is poor, according to a survey report by Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC).
Hong Kong’s regulator is responding to the demand for access to the plethora of offshore-listed ETFs.
Despite Hong Kong sliding into recession amid ongoing social unrest, firms continue to launch products to the SAR’s retail investors.
Following a similar fund debut in September, Capital Group is bringing another product focused on global innovation to Hong Kong and Singapore.
Similar to rival firms, the Hong Kong-based asset manager intends to introduce an Asia bond fixed maturity product (FMP).
They include a mixture of active and passive products covering a wide range of global equity markets.
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