China’s fund managers are failing to attract investors, according to recently released figures on mutual fund sales.
China’s fund managers are failing to attract investors, according to recently released figures on mutual fund sales.
European asset manager Schroders has secured approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) to begin operating its wholly-owned public funds business.
The respective exchanges of Singapore and Shanghai have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) designed to capitalise on the growing interest in their ETF markets.
India’s capital markets watchdog is looking to introduce more uniformity and transparency for the annual fees charged by mutual funds.
Swiss bank UBS will need to rework its expansion plans in China as a result of its imminent takeover of troubled compatriot Credit Suisse and the regulatory complications involved.
Hong Kong-based Raffles Family Office has teamed up with international developer and asset manager Tishman Speyer to launch a real estate fund focused on Apac.
Shareholders in Japan no longer accept below-par corporate governance standards. Changes are taking place, but there are still areas for improvement, says Tetsuro Takase at SuMi Trust.
India’s capital markets regulator is considering allowing a new category of mutual funds where fees are partially linked to the fund’s performance.
Wall Street firm Morgan Stanley has applied to establish a wholly-owned futures business in mainland China.
India’s capital markets regulator has amended its regulations to allow private equity firms to sponsor mutual funds entities.
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A comprehensive, cost-effective, and transparent currency overlay hedging solution is crucial to mitigate FX exposure risks in the complex landscapes of Japan and China's FX markets, explains Hans Jacob Feder, PhD, global head of FX services at MUFG Investor Services.
The world is transitioning from an era of commodity abundance to one of undersupply. Ben Ross and Tyler Rosenlicht of Cohen & Steers believe this shift may result in significant returns for commodities and resource producers over the next decade.
Ross Dilkes, fixed income portfolio manager at Wellington Management, examines the opportunities and risks for bond investors presented by the region’s decarbonisation agenda.
Shareholders in Japan no longer accept below-par corporate governance standards. Changes are taking place, but there are still areas for improvement, says Tetsuro Takase at SuMi Trust.
Robert St Clair, head of investment strategy at Fullerton Fund Management, explores the reasons investors should be paying attention to the rising demand for healthcare in China.
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