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.
Another fund house queues up to launch a QDII exchange-traded fund and, like FTSE, is intent on repairing its reputation in China.
The Shanghai-based fund management company is searching the globe for a new business leader to return it to the top of the industry ladder.
The arrest of a senior executive at Huaan Fund Management linked to the Shanghai pensions scandal may be a cautionary tale with a silver lining.
For the first time, Chinese investors get access to a variety of asset classes – and the deal shows you don’t need a JV to manage Chinese money.
China’s fund management companies and their clients are eager to begin this new line of business.
Huaan Fund Management is working on what could be the first domestic mutual fund in China to invest overseas.
Blair Pickerell, chairman, JF Funds, discusses the recent declaration between JF and Shanghai''s Huaan Fund Management to form a joint-venture asset management company once ...