HK fine could hit Value Partners’ pitch appeal

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Joe Marsh Richard Morrow

Jan 25, 2017

The Hong Kong fund house has been reprimanded by the local regulator, which may harm its ability to compete on portfolio mandates, said the CIO of a large institutional investor.

Hong Kong's Value Partners has been reprimanded for allowing two of its funds to exceed their authorised share capital an incident that could harm its ability...

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