Cap lifted on foreign ownership of Chinese asset managers
China’s $40trn financial sector is opening up
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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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Can India lure investors back in?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi says India is an ‘elephant that’s starting to run’
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Chinese authorities target celebrities in tax evasion crackdown
The joint investigation is targeting China’s highest-paid celebrities, models and TV personalities
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Chinese millennials – an untapped client pool for advisers
Only 44% of Chinese people aged 18-34 have started saving for retirement
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Foreign managers keep moving into China
Barings, Income Partners and Van Eck Associates have recently set up in China
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Advisers face ‘battering’ over China regulations
China’s new asset and wealth management guidelines will likely trigger a fresh wave of consolidation despite some recent revisions, according to Andrew Xia of Noah Holdings, a private Chinese asset management service provider.
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Are China’s ETFs taking off?
Thanks to robust net inflows, China’s ETF market is now second in Asia behind Japan, data from Morningstar shows.
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The changing face of ESG in Asia
On the surface, Asia lags miles behind the west on key ESG issues – but the region is changing.
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Investors cool on China despite buoyant returns
The risk of a trade war between China and the US has fuelled investor uncertainty. One fund selector has dropped their only China equity focused fund while another portfolio manager has reduced his China allocation.
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China nationalises troubled insurer Anbang
Insurance giant Anbang is entirely under government control after the country’s regulator confirmed it has seized over 98% of the formerly privately-held conglomerate.
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ESG: the art of predicting the future
Socially-responsible investing is not about short-term gains, says Union Investment’s sustainability chief Florian Sommer, it’s about divining future business trends and working out which companies are best able to adapt.