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Oct 22 2020

UK Border to Coast pension appointed FountainCap Research & Investment (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. as its China Equity Manager

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FountainCap Research and Investment (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. (“FountainCap”) was appointed as one of two specialist China equity managers by the Border to Coast Pensions Partnership (“Border to Coast”), …

Oct 20 2020

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Asian pension systems slip versus global peers

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Mercer CFA Institute’s Global Pension Index 2020 report shows retirement systems in Australia, China, Hong Kong and Malaysia performed worse than global peers this year.

Oct 10 2020

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Each MPF member earns an average HK$9,395 (US$1,212) in third quarter as total funds hit HK$1 trillion thanks to strong stock markets

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The total assets value of Hong Kong’s compulsory pension scheme hit the HK$1 trillion mark for the first time in its 20-year history as the 415 funds returned an average...

Oct 08 2020

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Hong Kong’s mandatory pension scheme hits HK$1 trillion for the first time in 20 years after a stellar third quarter

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Each member of the Mandatory Provident Fund earned an average of HK$9,395 (US$1,212) in the past three months, thanks to a strong stock market performance. But analysts warn of a...

Oct 08 2020

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Border to Coast picks 2 for China allocation

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Border to Coast Pensions Partnership, Leeds, England, hired UBS Asset Management and FountainCap Research & Investment (Hong Kong) to run China equity allocations. The local government pension scheme …

Oct 05 2020

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HSBC Mandatory Provident Fund – ValueChoice – Age 65 Plus Fund

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HSBC Mandatory Provident Fund – ValueChoice – Age 65 Plus Fund is an open-end fund incorporated in Hong Kong. It aims to balance the long term effects of risk and...

Oct 03 2020

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Raft of proposals aimed at helping Hong Kong’s unemployed floated after Beijing’s liaison office chief highlights issue on National Day

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Ideas mooted by pro-establishment politicians include lowering threshold for welfare applications, creating unemployment fund, allowing pension withdrawals.

Oct 02 2020

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Beijing’s attack on HSBC is a blow to Hongkongers, but all is not lost

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In addition to regulatory hurdles and, more recently, the pandemic, HSBC has been caught up in the US-China tussle. Rumours that the bank may be placed on China’s ‘unreliable entity...

Oct 02 2020

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HSBC Mandatory Provident Fund – SuperTrust Plus – Asian Pacific Equity Fund

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HSBC Mandatory Provident Fund – SuperTrust Plus – Asian Pacific Equity Fund is an open-end unit trust established in Hong Kong. The Fund’s objective is to achieve long-term capital growth.

Oct 02 2020

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Pension trustees wade into battle over Clarks’ future

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Pension trustees at Clarks, the footwear retailer, are wading into the battle to secure control of the 195 year-old chain. Sky News understands that the company’s retirement scheme has drafted...