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EquitiLink CEO talks strategy post buy-out
EquitiLink was bought by UK-based Aberdeen in October this year. Ouma Saninikone-Fletcher, CEO of EquitiLink, says the $80 million sell out fits the Australian manager''s Asian ...
By Rico Ngai | 6 November 2000
Fund Manager Q&A
Silicon Valley venture capitalist opens in Asia
David Williams, Asia Pacific Partner of Draper Fisher Jurvetson talks with Nick Lord about his new firm’s plans for the region and his views on where the internet is going.
By Nick Lord | 9 August 2000
Fund Manager Q&A
Kosdaq keeps Atlantis above water
Atlantis Investment Management CEO Peter Irving explains that, despite the volatility, there is strong value in Korean stocks.
By Jame DiBiasio | 18 July 2000
Fund Manager Q&A
Bank of Asia Asset Management fights for recognition
The second-tiered manager aims to become Thailand''s leading player in three years'' time. Will political uncertainties and waning foreign investor interest in the Thai market ...
By Rico Ngai | 11 July 2000
Fund Manager Q&A
Manulife centralizes Asian investment in Hong Kong
Manulife Funds Direct has taken over a HK$12 billion portfolio from its London office. The first test, says CEO Ron Otsuki, is for all the funds to outperform the average on ...
By Rico Ngai | 3 July 2000
Fund Manager Q&A
Why Indocam is setting its sights on Seoul
Indocam has topped a leading survey on pension manager performance - last year it came bottom. It has also grabbed second place in a poll on fiduciary risk control. What''s ...
By Rico Ngai | 23 June 2000
Fund Manager Q&A
Value Partners keeps faith in B shares
Hong Kong-based Value Partners is launching a B-share fund to target undervalued shares. Associate director Jonathan Liang says market reforms will benefit the fund.
By Rico Ngai | 14 June 2000
Fund Manager Q&A
State Street moving up the food chain
State Street is at a crossroads. KK Tse, the bank''s chief in Asia, maps out the new world custodians face in the region.
By Rico Ngai | 5 June 2000
Fund Manager Q&A
Regent Pacific's internet ventures under a new name
Where there''s risk, there''s opportunity. From Russia to the internet, Regent Pacific''s biggest investment is now Korea.
By Rico Ngai | 25 May 2000
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