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Value Partners fined HK$4m for regulatory breaches

Asia | 26 Jan 17

Value Partners fined HK$4m for regulatory breaches

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has fined asset manager Value Partners and its subsidiary Value Partners Hong Kong HK$4m (£412,479, $515,644, €479,669) for breaching regulations in the management of two SFC-authorised funds.

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Asia | 25 Jan 17

Asian investors stream into multi-strategy funds

Money poured into multi-strategy funds from Asian investors in 2016, while global bonds bled the most, according to data from Morningstar.

China less vulnerable to US protectionism than other EMs

Asia | 24 Jan 17

China less vulnerable to US protectionism than other EMs

Despite concern about China’s vulnerability to Donald Trump’s brand of isolationism, there are good reasons to be optimistic about the country’s growth in 2017, says Ed Smith, asset allocation strategist at Rathbones.

Asia

Asia | 24 Jan 17

Best and worst equities funds in Asia in 2016

Brazil, Russia and commodities funds were among Asia’s best performers in 2016, while China funds were among the worst.

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Asia | 24 Jan 17

HK investors prefer commission-based model, survey finds

Investors in Hong Kong still prefer a commission-based charging structure when it comes to paying for wealth management services, while their mainland Chinese counterparts are increasingly opting for a fee-based model, according to the Hong Kong Investment Funds Association (HKIFA).

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