Fund Managers
Citic Securities has moved to buy back a 10% stake in China AMC for exactly the price it sold it for in 2011, pointing to the challenges the nation's asset management industry ...
The deal represents the US fund house's first foray into the Asia-Pacific private real estate market.
After launching a fixed income mutual fund in China, Taiwan's Yuanta will roll out a more unusual cross-border ETF, a big step forward for China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Aberdeen’s Asia head of equity dealing notes the difficulty of managing numerous sales trading relationships in the region, and flags changes he’d like to see in ...
China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange awarded $150 million in QFII quota in April, the lowest in almost two years. Analysts expect this trend to continue.
Aberdeen Asset Management notes interest from a US pension fund in its emerging market corporate bond strategy for the first time – and also tips more Japanese demand.
The choice of multi-asset income products available in Hong Kong has further expanded, after inflows into such strategies grew 600% year-on-year in early 2013.
Here AsianInvestor reveals the next segment in its top 100 list of asset management companies by absolute assets invested in Asia-Pacific.
The Indian firm introduces Religare Invesco AMC after Invesco's acquisition of a 49% stake is completed. The JV is led by Saurabh Nanavati, as Invesco management join the boards.
As investors brace for a China slowdown, there are signs of optimism about Europe, and Japanese stocks remain in favour, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's fund ...
AZ Fund Management says it will launch an equity fund and a pure fixed income fund, while Asia Capital Reinsurance and Taishin Securities Investment Trust have also received ...
Market sources say HuaAn, China Universal, Da Cheng International and Bosera all plan to launch RQFII ETFs with their new quotas.
Despite the ongoing rallies and accusations of election rigging, for the country’s business and finance executives it’s back to business as usual.
Retail banks in the city have been tainted by recent money-laundering cases, leading some to suggest that asset managers are susceptible to being used for such activities.
The firm will soon roll out a Dublin-domiciled Asian fixed income product. It also expects more Japanese money to flow offshore and sees Philippine bonds as particularly ...