GLG builds Asian long-short equity team
GLG Partners is putting together a long-short Asian equity team based in Hong Kong.
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db x-trackers launches new emerging Asia ETFs
db x-trackers has listed two new emerging Asian ETFS on the London Stock Exchange giving investors access to the Pakistan and Bangladesh equity markets.
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asian income fund launch from lion global
Lion Global Investors has launched three Asian-themed Sicavs aimed at European investors looking for income.
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generali investments unveils asian bond sicav
Generali Investments has issued an Asian Bond fund investing in government and corporate debt across the region.
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berry looks east and west for equity income
Berry Asset Management has swapped its Japan exposure for a greater allocation to Asia and the US as it widens it hunt for equity income returns.
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asian debt now a mainstream asset class
Fixed income benchmarks are out of kilter with Asian debt markedly underrepresented within the global bond universe, according to Legg Mason.
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fitch cuts growth prediction for emerging asia
Fitch Ratings has lowered its growth rate forecast for emerging Asia.
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dont write off apac just yet
The news that not a single Asia Pacific ex-Japan fund has produced returns north of 0.27% in the year-to-end of November will not be welcomed by investors. But first, a little perspective…
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banks distribution dominance in asia on the slide
Research from Cerulli Associates shows that while banks still dominate fund distribution in Asia, IFAs are making ground.
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kames capital enters asian fund market
Kames Capital, formerly Aegon Asset Management UK, is to launch into the Asia market and has opened its first office in the region.
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investors show belief in asia
Investors’ appetite for Asia’s future growth potential was undampened in the third quarter, with net inflows of $25bn into long-term mutual funds in the region over the period.
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aum in asia and australia to double by 2015
Assets under management in Asia ex-Japan and Australia are expected to nearly double to $4trn by 2015.
