Aberdeen sticks with equities niche in Thailand

Jun 24, 2009

The fund house's bread-and-butter in Thailand has been retail investors, but now it is tapping into the institutional side of the business.

Aberdeen Asset Management has been present in the Thai market since 2002 and manages around $670 million in assets in equity, fixed income and property portfolios, making it one of the country's largest managers of foreign investment funds (FIFs). Aberdeen is also the first international asset management firm to have a Thai fund listed on the London Stock Exchange and registered in Singapore.

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