Value Partners maps out aggressive product push
Plans include product launches in China and in Hong Kong and ETFs outside Asia
Author: Francis Nikolai Acosta
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Manulife eyes robo-advisor adoption
Platform to help firm’s clients with asset allocation and fund selection
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Mason Group aims to expand Asia wealth unit
As wealth management consolidation continues in Asia, Hong Kong-based Mason Group said it aims to acquire asset management firms in Asia-Pacific
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Asia Pacific dominates CFA candidate numbers
The growth of China’s investment sector sees massive jump in people sitting CFA exams
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Mercer to bring fund research and ratings to retail investors
The research firm will go head to head with Morningstar and FE
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India and China drive AUM growth in Asia Pacific
Consolidation expected after surge in India’s robo advisers
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Independent advisers move up as Asia private banks retreat
The high minimum amount to open a private bank account is creating opportunities for small boutique wealth managers, according to Simon Parfitt, director at Hong Kong-based Pyrmont Wealth Management.
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Investors find Chinese companies ‘difficult’
A staggering 98% of global investors said they have difficulties engaging with onshore Chinese companies and do not agree with the recent A-share inclusion on the MSCI, according to a survey by the Asian Corporate Governance Association (ACGA).
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Vanguard to shut Singapore office
Investment company Vanguard has decided to consolidate its Singapore operational and client activities in Hong Kong.
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BMO, Jupiter and Schroders rolling out Hong Kong funds
BMO Global is launching an actively-managed fund in Hong Kong that invests in passive products, while Jupiter and Schroders have received regulatory approval to launch their own offerings.
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Bank of Singapore to open Luxembourg wealth manager
The private banking arm of OCBC Bank has received regulatory approval to launch a wealth management subsidiary in Luxembourg.
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EM positions hit by stronger dollar, says UBS Wealth
The strengthening US dollar has resulted in tactical changes to client portfolios, according to Mark Haefele, Zurich-based group managing director and global chief investment officer.