Active funds shone in a decade of poor performance for China indices and their trackers.

Active funds shone in a decade of poor performance for China indices and their trackers.
FSA presents photo highlights of the Fund Selector Asia Awards Singapore on 21 January 2020 at the Fullerton Hotel in Singapore
FSA compares two China mixed asset products: the JP Morgan China Income Fund and the UBS Key Selection China Allocation Opportunity Fund.
Despite rising name recognition, Sino-foreign asset management joint ventures are still playing catch-up with domestic players, according to a Broadridge Financial survey of brand perceptions.
UBS WM attracted strong inflows from Asia-Pacific, which helped offset investment bank losses, but results were clouded by reports of an investigation by Singapore’s regulator.
Both UBS AM and JP Morgan Global AM score high in terms of retail brand perception and local operational strength.
Top economists visiting Hong Kong argue there is no clean solution to the trade war and assert that investment opportunities lie in new technologies and social preferences.
The products are not yet available to accredited investors in Singapore.
UBS Asset Management’s China-focused multi-asset product has reduced cash holdings since last year, but the manager remains neutral.
This week FSA presents a quick comparison of two Asia high yield bond products: the Eastspring Investments Asian High Yield Bond Fund and the UBS (Lux) Bond SICAV Asian High Yield (USD) Fund.
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