Insto roundup: CIC shifts most large-cap equities to passive; Cbus, Media Super may merge

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Jun 29, 2020

Cbus and Media Super discuss tie-up; China's CIC puts most global large-cap equities into passive strategies; Singapore's GIC buys 1.5% stake in ICICI Prudential Life; Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment plans more Asia investing; GIC and five investors to buy Abu Dhabi gas pipeline; Canada's Manulife the top bidder for Aviva's Vietnam business, and more.

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Construction industry fund Cbus, which has A$56 billion $38.5 billion in assets under management, is in tie-up talks with A$6 billion Media Super.

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Malaysia's PNB appoints new CEO; Hong Kong's SFC moves office; Ping An Insurance adds third co-CEO; Principal Global Investors adds new head of North Asia institutional sales; JP Morgan AM names retail distribution head for Hong Kong; Sanne appoints business development heads in Asia; SC Capital hires head of investor relations.

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