China
The bank picks up eight headed by Elina So after failing to acquire a majority shareholding in its rival. Sarasin defends its position after reasserting its China strategy ...
Despite the launch of many new funds and six fund management firms, AUM still drops 12.5% with a negative performance on both the equity and fixed income side.
Howard Wang of JP Morgan's asset management arm talks up Chinese banking and consumer stocks, while the firm has cut property and financial holdings in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
The securities regulator gives the go-ahead to four funds from Hong Kong subsidiaries of Chinese fund managers to invest back into the onshore market, while Safe allocates over ...
China's funds industry continues to be plagued by high turnover, with HuaAn naming Zhu Zhongqun as chairman after losing five senior managers this year.
Foreign and home-grown quant specialists are planning hedge fund launches out of China.
Chinese regulators announce the pilot scheme's launch earlier than predicted, as the Hong Kong subsidiaries of mainland fund houses now look to leverage their parent’s ...
China wants to encourage growth and consumer spending while avoiding economic overheating, says Naomi Denning of Towers Watson. She outlines some of her clients’ wishes ...
Fund houses and banks are readying products for China's renminbi qualified foreign institutional investor programme, due for launch this month.
The country's National Development and Reform Commission is requiring private equity firms to file with regulatory bodies and provide annual reports.
Chief investment strategist Yonghao Pu says there is neither economic nor political rationale to support such concerns, with money outflows behind recent weakness versus the ...
AZ Investment says it has developed a portfolio to replicate A-share exposure for foreign investors to sidestep the need to wait years for a QFII quota.
Panellists at AsianInvestor's Southeast Asia Institutional Investment Forum yesterday discuss how the renminbi will continue to rise in importance.
A rise in trading is anticipated after Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses permit shorting of ETFs. They also triple the targets for margin trading and securities lending.
Prince Max of Liechtenstein, a board member of LGT Group, discusses recent moves by the asset management and private banking firm in the region.