EXCLUSIVE: HSBC AM’s head of Asia fixed income departs
Alfred Mui, HSBC AM’s head of Asia fixed income has left the firm to pursue other opportunities.
JP Morgan Asset Management’s Sylvia Sheng is overweight equities for the next 12 to 18 months.
But investors may have a good reason to be cautious about the recent beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence buildout.
Michael Tambue, investment specialist at TT International, explains why EM has more room to run in this Q&A with FSA.
Small companies are at an inflection point, according to Antony Creighton, director, head of strategy, Asia ex-Japan at Lazard Asset Management.
Within Asia ex-Japan equities, the opportunity set has become differentiated, says James Cook, executive director, head of investment directors & specialists, Federated Hermes Limited
Michael Tambue, investment specialist at TT International, explains where TT International sees opportunities in emerging market debt in this Q&A with FSA.
The BlackRock Investment Institute is reiterating an overweight call on US and EM equities despite the inflationary pressures from the Middle East conflict.
Investors can join the surge in cryptocurrency adoption by allocating to the equities of companies behind the growth, says Shen Tan, managing director, Asia, Lazard Asset Management.
Ben Durrant explains why the team has an ‘apparently low’ active share.
Capital Group CEO Mike Gitlin expects smaller boutique firms to survive on satellite allocations and larger firms taking more market share of investors’ core exposure.
Managers from Rathbones and RLAM explain how they navigate the energy challenges of investing in tech.
Investors should remain invested, diversify, and take a long-term view, says Fidelity’s HK head, Charlotte Chan.
Markets depend on earnings resilience in the face of continued geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East, according to asset managers.
As macro tailwinds fade, fixed income success in 2026 hinges on precision – selective bond picking to capture resilient income and avoid crowded risks.
Schroders chief executive Richard Oldfield says he is seeing a shift to an originate to distribute model in private credit.