Tag : asset managers

Despite the growing body of research that shows women-led funds have the potential to outperform benchmarks, asset managers are still overwhelmingly led by men.

Zurich Australia appoints CEO for Australian and New Zealand; BNY Mellon hires Southeast Asia head of intermediary; Franklin Templeton names head of Asia distribution; Robeco to add three ESG specialists in Singapore; JP Morgan AM names new head of data science; JLL adds head of Greater China; Lombard Odier hires COO from Credit Suisse; and more.

HSBC Asset Management adds ETF business director; Ninety One broadens fixed income team; former CEO of Malaysia's EPF joins Mavcap; Citi promotes new HNW private bank head for Apac; Deutsche Bank hires Southeast Asia wealth leader; Barclays appoints Singapore private bank head; HSBC names Malaysia wealth banking head; and more.

Investor respondents to a new Schroders survey optimistically anticipate annual investment returns of 11.5% over the next five years.

In the second part of our top fund managers by market explanations, we reveal why we chose half of this year's fund manager by market winners.

We reveal the standout winners in the second part of our marquee awards, including the top funds for alternative assets and the lead managers for an institutional product and strategy.

China's government will need to improve the second and third pillars of its retirement industry if it is to keep up with the needs of its fast-aging population. Here are some ways to do so.

We reveal the winning alternative investment funds, Asia's top chief operating officer among asset managers, and the top Asia fund house and best asset manager for 2018.

We reveal the reasons for choosing most of our marquee award winners, including top private bank, best institutional solutions provider and best alternatives house.

Aditya Birla Sun Life AM and SBI Funds Management made our latest list of the 10 fastest growing fund houses in Asia. AsianInvestor spoke to top executives at the two firms.

A widely diversified business model in Asia is too costly for most asset managers amid rising costs and competition, argues the consultancy: they must allocate resources better.

London remains well set as a European base for Asian fund houses, but it's not so clear-cut now for non-EU wealth managers, says Leonard Ng, partner at law firm Sidley Austin.