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What the Merian-Ping An deal means for both sides

Jolie Ho
The tie-up is seen as a cost-effective strategy for Merian Global Investors to tap China and could help Ping An Asset Management attract overseas clients. But both face challenges.
What the Merian-Ping An deal means for both sides

The newly agreed tie-up between Ping An Asset Management's Hong Kong arm and UK-based Merian Global Investors could be a more cost-effective way for foreign fund houses to tap the Chinese market than establishing an onshore branch, argue industry experts.

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