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Chinese court freezes Martin Currie assets

In the first ever QFII-related lawsuit in China, Nanning Sugar, a company based in Guangxi province, has filed a lawsuit against Martin Currie Investment Management (MCIM) and Martin Currie Incorporated (MCI) with the Nanning Intermediate People’s Court for alleged breaches of article 47 under the Chinese Securities Law. Nanning Sugar has successfully obtained court orders to freeze Martin Currie’s assets in China. A total of Rmb39.6... Read the whole story  

By Liz Mak | 02 Jul 2008

Products & Distribution

130/30 flops in Japan

One problem is how to fit active extension mandates into legacy asset allocations, suggesting that support for these quant products might come from new institutions elsewhere. More  

By Jame DiBiasio | 02 Jul 2008

Markets & Regulation

Record outflows for developed market funds

United States, Western Europe and Japan equity funds post their largest six-month combined outflows on record; Middle East and Latin America funds are the clear winners. More  

By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 02 Jul 2008

Products & Distribution

Taiwan retail embraces online trading

Rising wealth suggests more people will shift their asset allocation from real estate to investing more in capital markets, says Celent. More  

By Jame DiBiasio | 02 Jul 2008

Business Moves

UBS Global AM focuses on Japan

Asia-Pac head Christof Kutscher says the firm is keen to be viewed as a 'local' player in Japan and other Asian markets, and sees the most growth from third-party wholesalers. More  

By Jame DiBiasio | 30 Jun 2008

Weekly Q&A

Bill Miller finds opportunities in battered financials

The chairman and CIO of Legg Mason Capital Management says many large-cap stocks are now attractively valued. He has moved to make his portfolio more concentrated, trimming mostly small- and mid-cap holdings. More  

 
Magazine Feature

Singapore leads the race to attract algorithmic traders

SGX is the first exchange in Asia to offer sub-millisecond trading access, allowing for hundreds of transactions in the blink of an eye; can Bursa Malaysia keep up by allowing DMA? More  

Other News
Commentary

UBS discusses helping hedge funds in Asia Pacific

Vasundhara Pradeep, business consultancy sales for Asia-Pacific at UBS Prime Brokerage, answers questions on providing solutions to hedge funds to establish, expand and manage a successful business in the region.

Alternative Investments

Cornucopia Alpha Fund targets the horn of plenty

The quant fund that was founded in late-2007 now begins active marketing in order to raise assets.

Markets & Regulation

Singapore fund performance reflects cautious stance

The best and worst performing unit trusts in May were equities funds, says Lipper.

Markets & Regulation

Assets of world’s richest up 9.4% to $40.7 trillion

Merrill Lynch expects the combined assets of the world’s high-net-worth individuals to reach $59.1 trillion by 2012, led by those in the Middle East, Latin America, and Africa.

Alternative Investments

KS Asia hedge fund to launch in September

The new long/short Korea fund will be named after and managed by former Kingdon Capital executive Kyle Shin.

Markets & Regulation

Russia and Brazil funds top the tables in Hong Kong

Talk of lower taxes for oil companies boosts Russian funds, while a credit-rating upgrade helps Brazil portfolios, says Lipper.

Business Moves

AmInvestment and Konzen form private equity JV

AmKonzen will manage a $320 million fund that will invest in water projects mainly in China and Southeast Asia.

Institutions & Pensions

CFA Institute launches trustees code of conduct

Just as corporate directors are meant to look after the best interests of shareholders, pension trustees are supposed to safeguard the interests of beneficiaries.

 



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