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Alternatives
ADM introduces next distressed fund
The alternative fund manager teams up with the ADB to support troubled Asian companies.
By Simon Osborne | 18 January 2006
Alternatives
FSL launches new Korean long/short equity fund
New Korean product focused on small and mid-sized companies.
By Simon Osborne | 14 December 2005
Alternatives
RMF-seeded Korean hedge fund shuts down
Founder Namuh Rhee joins Merrill Lynch as head of Korean research.
By Kamni Bharwani | 10 July 2005
Asset Owners
Korean fund houses in M&A frenzy
Landmark and Mirae are acquiring rivals in order to build alternative investment and overseas expertise.
By Jame DiBiasio | 4 November 2003
Distribution
Korean fund managers launch ETF wave
Samsung and LG square up with foreign advisers to introduce South Korea’s first exchange-traded funds.
By Jame DiBiasio | 3 September 2002
Distribution
Korean index fund idea needs work
Looks like an ETF, walks like an ETF...but is it an ETF?
By Jame DiBiasio | 20 September 2001
Services
State Street tipped to ally with major Korean fund administrator
State Street''s bid for a fund administration partner is in the final stretch with Korean Exchange Bank the favorite.
By Rico Ngai | 18 October 2000
Markets
Korean mutual fund market semi-opened
Investors'' response to a semi-open fund will be key to the pace of reform in the Korean unit investment trust industry.
By Rico Ngai | 10 August 2000
Services
Deutsche Bank forms alliance with Korean fund administrator
Deutsche Bank has positioned itself for the largest mutual fund market in ex-Japan Asia.
By Rico Ngai | 4 August 2000
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