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.
The US-headquartered asset manager T. Rowe Price has hired Shuai Shao for the role of head of China business.
A broad yet precise approach to the full China stock market seeks to offer access to the best ideas to convert structural dispersion into sustainable alpha.
Valuations across the Chinese market remain low compared to other countries and their own history.
Charlie Chen has been promoted to chief executive officer of Harvest Global Investments.
The collaboration provides two depositary receipts linked to China stock ETFs.
Being open minded about quality, but strict on valuation, is key to the approach of the Federated Hermes China Equity fund, explains portfolio manager Sandy Pei.
This week FSA compares the FSSA China Growth fund and the Schroder ISF China Opportunities fund.
Brown Brothers Harriman has been appointed the custodian and administrator for a China internet ETF domiciled in Hong Kong.
A client-centric mindset and a dedicated equity product strategy are key to maintaining share in the fee pool, says Morgan Stanley.
Taiwanese and Korean tech stocks are still under-appreciated, according to Sam Konrad, co-manager of Jupiter Asia Pacific Income fund.
Pictet Asset Management portfolio manager Andy Wong makes the case for a total portfolio approach: taking cues from the market and assessing the risk-reward.
UBS AM is also positive on Asia tech and high yield bonds, senior managers told a roundtable.
Structural reform, stronger fundamentals, and sectoral innovation are transforming the country, says Ninety One’s Wenchang Ma.
The world’s largest active bond manager says China faces new hurdles as trade barriers start to impact exports.
Brandes’ Louis Lau shares why he’s no longer bullish on China, but remains optimistic for Korea.
Industrial Bank is HSBC’s third mainland partner bank under wealth management connect.