Is the tide finally turning for Chinese equities?
Green shoots have started to emerge amid the IA China/Greater China sector
Taiwan
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Will markets ignore the busiest election year in history?
It is difficult to pick the resulting market outcome from any election
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DBS targets Singapore retail investors with robo-adviser
As Legg Mason inks robo-partnership in Taiwan
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Amundi acquisition bolsters Taiwan fund offering
French asset manager targets retail clients in Asia, where it has €145bn of assets under management
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Invesco, Schroders double assets in Taiwan
But Eastspring and Pinebridge had some of the highest outflows, according to year-to-date figures from Morningstar.
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Taiwan warns taxpayers to declare overseas income
Taiwan’s Ministry of Finance has called on taxpayers receiving overseas income to declare it voluntarily in order to avoid facing fines of up to three times the tax evaded.
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Aberdeen buys Value Partners’ Taiwan fund business
Aberdeen Asset Management has expanded its Taiwan business by fully acquiring Value Partners Concord Asset Management.
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Best and worst countries for expats
With the clock now ticking on the UK’s departure from the European Union, some people are rethinking their living and employment situation. Click through the slides below to find the best and worst expat destinations, according to research firm InterNations.
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Nutmeg raises another £12m from Taiwanese bank
Europe’s largest online wealth manager Nutmeg has attracted an additional £12m ($14.8m €14.1m) from Taipei Fubon Bank (TFB) and has revealed its assets under management for the first time.
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Cost of life policies in Taiwan expected to spiral by 20%
The cost of life insurance policies is expected to rise by as much as 20% next year as the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) tightens reserve requirements.
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Asian equities rise but volatility to remain
Asian equities have rallied in the third quarter of the year with a strong performance from technology, but volatility is likely to remain
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Foreign fund managers gaining traction in Taiwan
Despite rising hurdles to launch offshore funds in Taiwan, some foreign managers are making progress, according to research firm Cerulli Associates.