HSBC GAM India boss transfers to South East Asia role
The chief executive of the India arm of HSBC Global Asset Management has relocated within the business to spearhead the company’s South East Asia division.
The chief executive of the India arm of HSBC Global Asset Management has relocated within the business to spearhead the company’s South East Asia division.
HSBC Global Asset Management has halved the fees on three of its main developed market tracker funds, joining a growing list of ETF providers cutting charges.
Cost has become “ridiculously important” as more countries move towards an RDR model, argued BNP Paribas’s Julian Kramer during International Adviser’s Fund Links Forum on Thursday.
The chief executive of HSBC Global Asset Management, Sridhar Chandrasekharan, has relocated to Hong Kong from the firm’s headquarters in St James, London, to tap the region’s stronger growth outlook.
HSBC Global Asset Management has launched its first cross-border global multi-asset income fund in response to the growing demand from investors for investments with a steady income and limited risk.
HSBC Global Asset Management has moved to boost its fund distribution and sales drive across Asia with the announcement of two new appointments.
HSBC Global Asset Management is due to launch Global Equity Dividend Fund on 24 July which will target investments in companies with dividends and the promise of capital appreciation.
HSBC Global Asset Management head of internationals Mark Newsam explains why he identifies Asia as potentially the strongest future growth opportunity for the group’s offshore business.
Banking giant, HSBC, is proposing to move its headquarters outside of the UK following regulatory reforms in the industry introduced after the financial crisis.
HSBC Global Asset Management, the fund management arm of HSBC, has announced it will offer three new funds built on its flagship World Selection portfolios with charges suitable for the UK defined contribution (DC) marketplace, given the new 75bps charge cap.
Companies should be fined for assisting tax evasion, the UK’s chief secretary to the Treasury has said.
With HSBC hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons and bringing offshore banking into sharp focus, deVere’s Nigel Green attempts to redress the balance.