UBS Asset Management’s wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE) in Shanghai has launched an onshore equity fund for domestic high net worth individuals and institutional investors in China.
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The plus and minus of China’s new foreign ownership rules
China recently announced it would ease foreign ownership limits for fund management firms, but huge challenges await foreign players that want to enter China’s retail investor market, industry sources said.
NB to launch onshore China fund
Neuberger Berman’s wholly-owned foreign enterprise (WFOE) in Shanghai has obtained a private fund management (PFM) licence from the Asset Management Association of China and has six months to launch a product.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Fidelity vs UBS
FSA compares the Fidelity China Focus Fund and the UBS China Opportunity Fund.
UBS WFOE cleared for business in China
UBS Asset Management obtained a private fund management (PFM) license in China yesterday, allowing it to offer fund products to onshore clients, the firm announced.
UBS AM eyes the onshore China market
UBS Asset Management has launched a Hong Kong mutual fund platform, setting sights on distribution into onshore China market, said Markus Egloff, head of wholesale client coverage for Asia ex-Japan.
Is EU risk a buying opportunity?
Political risk in Europe is short-lived and presents a buying opportunity for European high yield credit, according to Craig Ellinger, UBS Asset Management’s Chicago-based global head of high yield.
UBS AM set to launch onshore products in 2017
UBS Asset Management expects to launch China equity funds for onshore institutional and HNW clients in the second half next year through its wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE), said Aries Tung, head of strategy and business development for China.
UBS AM: Indices to include China bonds in 2017
Chinese government bonds could be included in the global benchmark indices next year, according to Hayden Briscoe, Asia-Pacific head of fixed income at UBS Asset Management.
UBS AM says Tencent story only beginning
The example of Tencent shows that expensive valuation and great performance can co-exist, said Bin Shi, China equities strategies lead portfolio manager at UBS Asset Management.