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Hong Kong and Dubai sign Islamic finance pact

Hong Kong’s Securities & Futures Commission has signed an Islamic finance pact with the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA). The memorandum of understanding calls for mutual cooperation on capacity building and human capital development in Islamic finance, as well as the promotion and development of their respective Islamic capital market segments. Under the MOU, both parties will examine the possibility of establishing... Read the whole story  

By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 07 Apr 2008

People Moves

Bocom Schroders names new chair, vice-chair, CEO

Bank of Communications’ Peng Chun is named chairman of the joint venture, while CEO David Lui becomes vice-chairman and is succeeded by Mo Tai Shang. More  

By Liz Mak | 07 Apr 2008

People Moves

Edith Ngan leaves Principal for Fortis

A change of pace for the funds executive as she moves to Fortis Prime Fund Solutions as regional managing director for Asian operations. More  

By Jame DiBiasio | 07 Apr 2008

People Moves

Stella Kong joins Sarasin in new China role

Sarasin is hoping the reputation for reliability and discretion held by Swiss banks will help it expand its wealth management business in the mainland. More  

By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 07 Apr 2008

Institutions & Pensions

CIC responds to its critics

Jesse Wang, chief risk officer at China Investment Corporation, reiterates the fund has purely commercial objectives. More  

By Liz Mak | 03 Apr 2008

Weekly Q&A

Aberdeen’s first-mover status in Malaysia pays off

Aberdeen is among the five foreign fund managers operating in Malaysia where the firm is now pursuing an Islamic funds management licence, according to local managing director Gerald Ambrose. More  

 
Magazine Feature

Viva volatility!

From AsianInvestor magazine: Not everyone is crying into their beer over whipsawing securities markets – some hedge funds are in their element. Can investors still get into the game of trading volatility? More  

Other News
Business Moves

Templeton receives Malaysia fund license

The firm considers Malaysia its second biggest market in Southeast Asia next to Singapore.

People Moves

BNP Paribas AM hires Terrence Lam for sales

The asset manager is rebuilding after the Laurence Lo years under new CEO “VTP”.

Markets & Regulation

Funds in Malaysia extend losses

Equity funds continue to lead losses, while commodities funds post strong gains, according to Lipper data.

Business Moves

Tata in talks with New Star for Indian fund JV

The tie-up will replenish New Star’s deflated war chest and give it a broader presence in the Asian region.

Alternative Investments

Democracy within the alternatives community

Hedge fund managers and service providers participate in a snap poll on investment opportunities and the outcome of the credit crunch.

Alternative Investments

Wanna finance a Jean-Claude Van Damme movie?

In the twilight zone of alternatives, there are investors who go boldly to the outer limits.

Business Moves

Credit Agricole’s China JV to commence business soon

The new funds joint venture will mark China’s 60th fund management house. Credit Agricole is in a frenetic hiring stage before it opens its doors on April 16.

Markets & Regulation

CSRC outlines rules for private equity

Financial institutions, beginning with securities companies, can now invest as principals, laying the groundwork for a domestic private-equity industry.

 



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