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Managing Editor, AsianInvestor

Joe Marsh is managing editor of AsianInvestor. With 12 years' of experience in journalism, he previously held various roles at UK publisher Incisive Media from May 2000 to early 2009. He was most recently chief subeditor of Asia Risk magazine for three years. Before that, Joe was staff writer on Energy Risk magazine in New York and London.



Recent articles by Joseph Marsh

Outlooks
Investor optimism way down on China and energy
In fact, asset managers are as bearish as they have been since early 2009 on several counts, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's June fund manager survey.
18 June 2010
People Moves
JP Morgan Private Bank names new Asia CEO
Andrew Cohen will relocate from Los Angeles to Hong Kong later this year to replace Paul Scibetta who will remain with the US firm.
18 June 2010
People Moves
Ng joins Sarasin as Asia head of investment consulting
The Swiss private bank has poached Damien Ng from Credit Suisse where he held a similar role.
17 June 2010
Markets
Wealthy Chinese to double allocations to alternatives and equities
And appetite for risk among wealthy Asians is set to rise in the next two years, with many likely to seek financial planning and advisory asset-management services, according ...
17 June 2010
Outlooks
Fund execs expect a hot summer of range trading
Lombard Odier and Robeco Boston Partners suggest waiting until mid-July for some certainty on the Spanish debt issue before getting back into equities.
17 June 2010
Business Moves
Manulife to IPO two QFII funds in August
The firm plans to fill its new $200 million QFII quota with a $140 million China A-share fund and a $60 million renminbi bond fund by the end of August.
17 June 2010
Distribution
Janus Capital picks ING as Taiwan master agent
The US asset manager switches from PineBridge Investments to a new funds distributor in its biggest Asian market after Japan.
15 June 2010
Outlooks
China and Japan unloved by fund managers
But it's still worth having cautious exposure to the two countries, says Sandro Antonucci of Lombard Odier.
15 June 2010
Outlooks
Play Chinese commodity demand via Kazakhstan, says Charlemagne
Kazakhstan, Russia and Turkey are very interesting markets, but the Balkans and Baltics won't offer opportunities any time soon, says Stefan Herz of Charlemagne Capital.
14 June 2010
People Moves
Barclays Wealth goes Wilde on risk
The UK firm creates the post of Asia-Pacific chief risk officer and hires UBS veteran Urban Wilde to fill it.
14 June 2010
Alternatives
Galaxy to launch first Ucits China long/short fund
The Hong Kong-based hedge fund is using Merchant Capital's Ucits platform to offer the product. Could this signal the start of a trend among Asia managers?
14 June 2010
Business Moves
BNP Paribas Securities Services expands to Beijing and in derivatives
The French firm continues to build its securities services business in Asia with a China office and a listed derivatives clearing licence in Singapore.
11 June 2010
People Moves
Clariden Leu poaches Peter Buehler from UBS
Clariden Leu's hire of its first head of European market and external asset managers in Asia reflects a growing trend for Europeans to book assets in Singapore.
11 June 2010
Outlooks
No smoke without fire in Hungary, says Charlemagne Capital
But the country's debt problems are certainly not as bad as those in Greece, says portfolio adviser Stefan Herz in the first of a two-part Q&A.
10 June 2010
Distribution
Invesco Singapore set to increase retail focus
The US asset manager plans to exploit Singapore's strength as a wealth-management hub, says Southeast Asia head Piau Lim.
10 June 2010
Alternatives
Asia hedge funds post biggest loss for 19 months
In May, Asia hedge funds suffered their biggest drop since October 2008, according to both Eurekahedge and Hedge Fund Research. Adding to managers' woes globally have been ...
9 June 2010
Markets
Hong Kong's new investment rules get mixed reception
The new code for unit trusts wins broad support, but question marks remain over fund statements and the use of VaR for valuing derivatives.
7 June 2010
Markets
Wealthy Asians upbeat about economy and governments
Perhaps understandably, Asian high-net-worth individuals are more bullish about their prospects than their Western counterparts, according to a Barclays Wealth survey.
3 June 2010
Distribution
Standard Life boosts Asia funds offering
The UK insurer has added 59 funds to its investment-linked assurance schemes platform, including 19 Asia-focused products, and improved its online fund services offering.
3 June 2010
People Moves
Clariden Leu adds staff in Hong Kong and Singapore
The Swiss private bank poaches execs from Deutsche Bank and HSBC to bolster its Asia team.
2 June 2010
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