Market Views: Is it time to head into active equity?
Covid-19 has caused heavy volatility in global stock markets, with more likely in the second half of 2020. Could it allow active investors to shine, versus their cheaper index peers?
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Zurich CIOs depart in Hong Kong and UK
Two chief investment officers have left the Swiss insurer – one who ran its Hong Kong and Singapore portfolios and the other who oversaw the UK life assets.
Korea’s NPS hires new CIO, tipped for mandate wave
The huge pension fund has finally found a chief investment officer after much speculation, and is seen as being more active in seeking asset managers for new portfolios.
Tackling the ESG dilemma of tech firm investing
Dual-class share structures are common among technology companies, and this can deter governance-conscious investors. How should they approach such stocks?
Counting the cost of a Prudential Asia sale
Speculation is rife that Chinese insurer Ping An is eyeing the Asian division of British peer Prudential, but other outcomes are being mooted. What would this mean for each firm?
China fund houses set to go global: JP Morgan’s Falcon
Domestic asset managers are increasingly sophisticated and could become global players within 20 years, said the Asia chief executive of JP Morgan Asset Management.
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