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Absolute Return | 23 Oct 18
Asia’s fund selectors like slumping Chinese equities
In the next 12 months, allocations to China equity funds will be up while US and European equity exposure will decrease, according to data
Managers retain faith in EMs despite selector pessimism
Some fund managers maintain robust optimism about emerging markets over the long term despite slump in selector buying intentions
East Capital launches Ucits version of China A-Shares strategy
Fund provides European investors with access to investment opportunities on the Chinese onshore equity markets
HSBC offers MSCI China A Ucits ETF
MSCI is in the process of adding about 230 China-listed shares to its emerging market benchmark.
China’s asset managers eye European investors
Trend growing for Chinese asset managers to launch Ucits or alternative investment funds in Europe.
Asian Equities | 21 Jun 18
Selectors cool on China despite buoyant returns
The risk of a trade war between China and the US has fuelled investor uncertainty. One fund selector has dropped their only China equity focused fund while another portfolio manager has reduced his China allocation.
Long-term investment horizon key to reaping biotech returns
The biotech sector is going through a renaissance as innovation takes off according to one successful fund manager, but data shows that performance over the last three years has been far less than stellar.
China A-shares inclusion set to light ESG fuse
The opening of the China A-shares market to foreign investors provides a window for China-focused funds to push ESG criteria into greater prominence in the world’s second largest economy.
NN IP to launch ESG products with ChinaAMC
NN Investment Partners and China Asset Management have partnered to launch ESG integrated fund products.
Chinese bonds add diversification to global index
The inclusion of Chinese bonds in the Bloomberg Barclays Aggregate Index is an incremental step in China opening up its economy that has been welcomed by investors, but their introduction to popular emerging market indices could be more disruptive.
