03/06/2012

SWF duo launch new firm

The co-founders have longstanding experience of selecting private equity fund managers.

03/02/2012

Henderson, Tantallon shut Asian hedge funds

Asian hedge funds suffered net outflows in the last four months of 2011, according to Eurekahedge. The fund tracker estimates nearly seven in 10 Asia funds have fallen below their "high water mark" -- the peak net asset values above which they c

03/02/2012

The Asset Triple A Transaction Banking Awards 201

The field for transaction services in Asia gets bigger and better every year. With the global financial crisis still remaining largely unresolved in large parts of the Western world, all eyes are on the region.

03/01/2012

Northstone Peak forms new Asia fund platform

Originally expected to launch its first fund last year, Hong Kong-based Northstone Peak is instead believed to have spent the year working on its partnership with Beijing-headquartered firm.

02/29/2012

Hedge fund assets may hit $2.1 trillion in 2012: survey

The survey, which covered more than 600 institutional investors representing $1.04 trillion of hedge fund assets, found that investors expect their hedge fund portfolios to return 8.6 percent in 2012, down from 11 percent last year.

02/29/2012

Hang Seng Bank’s 2011 Profit Climbs 12%; CEO Leung to Retire

Net income rose to HK$16.7 billion ($2.15 billion), or HK$8.72 a share, from HK$14.9 billion, or HK$7.80, a year earlier, the bank said in a filing to the Hong Kong stock exchange today. That beat the HK$16 billion average estimate of six analysts survey

02/26/2012

Firms get approval to sell mutual funds

The companies, Noah Private Wealth Management, Shenzhen Zhonglu Wealth Ltd, Howbuy Wealth Management Center and East Money Information Co Ltd, said on Thursday that they have received licenses from the China Securities Regulatory Commission to sell the sh

02/23/2012

Harvest, BNP Paribas launch fund investing in Mongolia

The fund went live in late 2011 and has since been investing in Mongolia. In so doing, Harvest became both the first Chinese and the first cross-border asset manager to take direct investment exposure in the country.