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2024-04-14 17:35:38 UTC

Asia's top fund houses by asset class, explained part 1
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This article discusses the winners of the asset class awards at AsianInvestor's Asset Management Awards. The winners were selected by a judging panel comprising industry veterans and top executives from asset owners in the region. The winners for each category are as follows: Pinebridge Investments won the Asian Fixed Income, US Dollar category with its Pinebridge Asia Pacific Investment Grade Bond Fund. AM Invest won the Asian Fixed Income, Local Currency category with its Asian Fixed Income, Local Currency Strategy. Abrdn won the Chinese Domestic Fixed Income category with its abrdn SICAV I - China Onshore Bond Fund. PIMCO won the Emerging Market Debt category with its PIMCO GIS Emerging Local Bond Fund. Barings won the Global High Yield category with its Barings Global High Yield Fund. Hang Seng Investment won the Hong Kong Dollar Bond category with its Hang Seng Hong Kong Bond Fund. Eastspring won the Asia Ex-Japan Equity category with its Eastspring Asian Low Volatility Equity Strategy. BNP Paribas Asset Management won the China A-Shares category with its BNP Paribas China A-shares fund. Virtus Investment Partners won the Emerging Market Equity category with its Virtus Emerging Markets Opportunities Strategy.
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https://www.asianinvestor.net/article/asias-top-fund-houses-by-asset-class-explained-part-1/495463

2024-02-08 17:27:27 UTC

Year of the Rabbit: A look-back at the top 10 investment themes
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The Year of the Rabbit saw a mix of continuing topics and sudden developments that captured the attention of institutional investors. The top 10 investment themes that dominated the headlines were: 1) Cash became attractive due to higher interest rates; 2) Investors favored India over China; 3) The US Federal Reserve raised rates four times; 4) Enthusiasm about Hong Kong reopening fizzled out; 5) Private credit became increasingly popular; 6) There was skepticism and pushback against ESG; 7) Japan's stock market surged; 8) Institutional investors took notice of Indonesia's investment potential; 9) Emerging Asia ex China experienced foreign investment uptick; 10) The US dollar continued to gain strength. These themes shaped the investment landscape in the Year of the Rabbit.
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https://www.asianinvestor.net/article/year-of-the-rabbit-a-look-back-at-the-top-10-investment-themes/494267