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The region's asset management industry will swell to $4 trillion by 2015 and eventually be the biggest in the world, finds Cerulli. ETFs are forecast to grow rapidly, notably ...
By Leigh Powell | 26 October 2011
And tighter rules on investment-product sales following the crisis are not helping matters, according to a report from the US funds-research house.
By Joseph Marsh | 28 April 2010
Asset managers without proprietary distribution arms face major challenges in India's onshore funds market, says Cerulli Associates.
By Joseph Marsh | 16 March 2010
While the institutional investment business in Asia is growing in importance, the region's Ucits-compliant funds market is attracting ever more attention, according to Cerulli ...
By Joseph Marsh | 1 March 2010
Despite offering relatively low margins and fees, the region's retirement markets have huge long-term potential for asset managers, argues Cerulli Associates.
By Joseph Marsh | 23 February 2010
Cerulli reports the asset management industry lost nearly $10 trillion in 2008, but Asia ex-Japan hasn’t suffered as much...if you make one big assumption.
By Jame DiBiasio | 14 July 2009
Cerulli Associates notes that higher fees, low liquidity and the dominance by a few key players are preventing the region's ETF market from strengthening.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 7 July 2009
Cerulli Associates expects Thailand to continue to hold the biggest share of mutual fund assets in Southeast Asia.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 18 June 2009
Retail and institutional asset declines in Southeast Asia were 18% and 21% respectively – less than the declines recorded in many neighbouring North Asia countries.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 15 June 2009
Cerulli Associates believes master-feeder structures will continue to appeal to local managers in Thailand and Malaysia.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 28 April 2009
Fund houses face budgetary constraints as they move forward with product innovation, according to Cerulli Associates.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 6 April 2009
Assets outsourced by Asian institutions to external investment managers fell in 2008, but not as badly as the drop in AUM from the retail sector, says Cerulli Associates.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 2 March 2009
Although flows to fund managers from the retail market have collapsed, the Japanese institutional business appears steady, if boring.
By Jame DiBiasio | 22 January 2009
Cerulli projects a 12% compound annual growth in sharia assets in the next five years once the current volatility subsides.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 9 January 2009
Retail appetite for investments is expected to return in the medium- to long-term, while regulatory changes are likely to support institutional growth.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 16 December 2008
Cerulli estimates Japan's mutual funds industry will reach $819 billion by 2012, despite new regulation and market turbulence that have brought sales to a halt.
By Jame DiBiasio | 13 November 2008
The decline in assets under management is mainly due to lower share price valuations rather than huge outflows.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 3 November 2008
The steep decline in assets under management in Asia this year is expected to sharpen fund houses’ focus on retaining assets and margins as well as reducing costs.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 28 October 2008
Mutual fund AUM in Asia will drop by 20% this year, but Korea and India will lead a quick rebound, according to consultancy Cerulli Associates.
By Jame DiBiasio | 22 October 2008
Cerulli expects more than 70% of the unit-linked assets in the region, or $227 billion, to be managed by third-party fund managers by 2012.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 11 September 2008
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