Abraham Darwyne is a journalist who writes for Fund Selector Asia and has also been featured in ESG Clarity. With a focus on finance and investment, Abraham covers topics such as emerging markets, fund performance, economic developments, and industry insights. His articles provide valuable information for investors and asset managers in the Asian market.
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HSBC Asset Management believes Asian bonds and equities going into 2025 offer opportunities.
By: Abraham Darwyne
Lombard Odier CIO Michael Strobaek sticks with the firm’s overweight to US equities going into 2025.
By: Abraham Darwyne
The new strategies will be led by Jean-Charles Sambor and his team. TT International has launched two emerging market (EM) debt strategies as the firm looks to expand its reach into the fixed income asset class.
FSA looks at how Korean-focused equity funds have performance since martial law was briefly declared in the nation.
The world's largest asset manager is bullish on US equities but underweight long-duration US treasuries and investment grade credit.
State Street Global Advisor's (SSGA) Apac head of investment strategy has shifted positive on risk assets.
The world's second largest asset manager says the "coupon wall" creates a favourable risk/return for bonds.
Strategists at the world's largest asset manager suggest alternatives such as gold and bitcoin.
By: Abraham Darwyne
Johan Lim has been named as head of wealth for Hong Kong, Singapore and Southeast Asia for Natixis Investment Managers.
By: Abraham Darwyne
BlackRock, JPAM, and Invesco say the market reaction to the US Fed Meeting doesn’t change the outlook for 2025.
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