ETFs

The world's largest asset manager continues its expansion into alternative investments as its adjusted operating margin hits its highest in nearly five years.

Global investment houses are expanding their regional footprints with new leadership and local partnerships, aiming to capture cross-border wealth flows across Asia and Europe.

The collaboration helps both firms expand their reach as Japanese savers increasingly move their money into investment products.

The partnership pairs Taiwan’s AI investment technology with Singapore’s wealth management scale to connect North Asian wealth with new regional opportunities.

The fund tracks a mixed basket of Hong Kong and US equities, reinvesting all dividends rather than paying out cash.

The new fund marks what JPMAM describes as Taiwan’s first actively managed equity ETF to adopt a disciplined "covered call" strategy, as the firm looks to capture surging local demand for yield.

The US asset manager hires a new head of ETF capital markets for Europe and Asia-Pacific to help bring its investment strategies to more investors.

Lim’s insights cut through the noise of modern portfolio management, framing gold not as a safe haven but as an active return driver, ETFs as tools rather than solutions, and China’s discounted valuations as one piece of a global puzzle.