Singapore is now expecting two onshore China bond ETFs to be listed on the local bourse.

Singapore is now expecting two onshore China bond ETFs to be listed on the local bourse.
The Lion City’s financial sector has been criticised for hiring more non-locals in senior management roles.
The firm plans to launch four products in the Lion City, which include three equity funds and a fixed income offering.
The Covid-19 dislocation will accelerate the adoption of ESG principled investing and the deployment of more tech, according to Singapore’s asset managers.
A banker from HSBC has also joined Standard Chartered to expand its Southeast Asia coverage.
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The firm is also expected to develop other sustainable investing funds.
The bank has found replacements for Chow Shang-Wei, who left the bank earlier this year and is now Deutsche Bank’s head of wealth management for Southeast Asia.
Grab’s micro-investing offering will make use of funds managed by Fullerton Fund Management and UOB Asset Management.
The firm will also make use of the new variable capital company (VCC) framework for the fund.
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