Man Group sees no bubble in Asian memory stocks
There are fundamental reasons for the parabolic rally, according to Man Group’s Nick Wilcox.
There are fundamental reasons for the parabolic rally, according to Man Group’s Nick Wilcox.
Wealth management is similar to being a family doctor, says Morgan Stanley PWM Asia’s Christina Au-Yeung.
A more granular, thematic approach is increasingly necessary for multi-asset investing, says UBS AM’s asset allocators.
Listed subsidiary takeouts have been a boom for active value managers in Japan betting on the unwinding of so-called ‘parent-child’ listings.
Countries caught off guard by the oil disruption will likely build oil reserves, boosting mid-term demand, according to Ninety One’s Paul Gooden.
Cameron Sinclair has been hired to lead the firm’s institutional distribution in Australia.
Schroders Wealth Management has hired Sharon Sim as head of business development, Asia.
Large institutional asset owners identified concentration risk, sustainable investing and diversification as core themes for the year ahead.
Hedge funds at the Sohn Investment Conference Hong Kong pitch China names outside of artificial intelligence.
Tight credit spreads are not a concern, according to Capital Group fixed income portfolio manager Damien McCann.
Asia Pacific retail investors are missing out on growth sitting mostly in cash, according to a Fidelity International study.
It is essential to keep pace with the rapid evolution of wealth management, says HSBC’s head of funds and discretionary, Lina Lim.
Two-thirds of investors are concerned about an AI bubble in the next 12 months, according to the Janus Henderson investor survey.
The top-performing European fund manager explains why his average holding period is only about a year.
The BlackRock Investment Institute also downgraded high yield to neutral and DM government bonds to underweight.
The familiar playbook is giving way to a regime where multiple forces interact in less predictable ways, says Wellington Management’s Andrew Sharp-Paul.