China bans copycat fund names that ape Buffett, HSBC
Chinese asset managers will no longer be allowed to make a name for themselves by exploiting brands such as HSBC, Goldman, Morgan or Fidelity in their newly-launched funds.
Chinese asset managers will no longer be allowed to make a name for themselves by exploiting brands such as HSBC, Goldman, Morgan or Fidelity in their newly-launched funds.
Private funds-backed by some of the world's biggest asset managers BlackRock, Fidelity and Bridgewater entered the Chinese market just as it was headed south and are now showing losses. But more are betting they can rake in winnings.
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Think your balanced fund will give you growth in good times and protect you in bad times? Check your fund's asset allocation.
The hedge fund kings are coming to main street.
There's been a restructure in the listed equities division of IFM Investors.
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The markets this week served up three massive takeovers, a $2.9 billion capital raising and a rolling sell-off that saw the ASX tumble into correction. Spare a thought for those managing the country's super savings.
Colonial First State Global Asset Management's former head of equities Matthew Reynolds has been poached by Capital Group Australia.
It was a hard lesson for Firetrail's Patrick Hodgens: the LIC market in Australia has hit a wall.
Propertylink's board says it will endorse a sweetened takeover offer by Asian logistics platform ESR Real Estate.
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