Asset Owners
The two stock exchanges are being urged to create an all-China stock index.
National pension scheme outsources funds to a foreign manager for the first time.
Deutsche Bank puts another foot in the door to China, this time in the fund management industry.
Shenyin & Wanguo is the next securities firm to make a deal with a foreign fund manager.
Lower taxes, proximity to exchanges and better regulation lure fund managers away from the capital.
Service providers hope by presenting the government with one face, they can more effectively shape changes to retirement asset regulations.
In these troubled times, fixed-income funds sell like hotcakes in Hong Kong.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission is easing restrictions on who can own hold shares in a fund manager.
State Street Corporation has bagged a lucrative contract with ABP to service its US and Japanese assets.
Lack of corporate governance and the poor quality of listed companies on China''s stock exchanges is preventing pension funds from entering market.
Orix and MVC Corporation take combined 25% stake in the fixed income fund manager and front cash to seed new funds.
Now a real institutional market can take off in the People’s Republic.
International rating agency Fitch is launching its AMR service in Singapore and Hong Kong.
Hong Kong’s Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority (MPFA) has promoted two of its executive directors to COO.
AIMR establishes Asian Advocacy Committee.