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China A Bedrock
2803 (HKD) | 9803 (USD)China A New Economy
3173 (HKD) | 9173 (USD)Premia China STAR50 ETF
3151 (HKD) | 83151 (RMB) | 9151 (USD)Asia Innovative Technology
3181 (HKD) | 9181 (USD)Emerging ASEAN Titans
2810 (HKD) | 9810 (USD)MSCI Vietnam
2804 (HKD) | 9804 (USD)China Government Bonds
2817 (HKD) | 82817 (RMB) | 9817 (USD)China USD Property Bonds
3001 (HKD) | 83001 (RMB) | 9001 (USD)US Treasury Floating Rate (Acc)
9078 (USD)US Treasury Floating Rate (Dis)
3077 (HKD) | 9077 (USD)FEATURED INSIGHTS
After the smooth sail in 2020, 2021 has been a challenging year for investors with heightened volatility across global markets. Asia Pacific ex-Japan equities, Emerging Asia and in particular China had a good start until mid-February, but then returned all the gains and stayed largely flat on increasing regulatory headwinds in China, extended COVID-lockdowns in southeast Asia, threats of power crunch and credit defaults among Chinese property developers. On the contrary, benchmarks like S&P500, Nasdaq and Euro Stoxx 50 all reached new highs during the year, and Nikkei 225 hit its highest point in three decades. Meanwhile, the divergence in the fixed income markets went the other way, as global fixed income market suffered a mid-single-digit percentage loss in return, while China sovereign bonds bucked the trend with a high-single-digit percentage gain. Where do we go from here? Is the Omicron virus going to reset the path to 2020? And how do we decipher impacts of the Fed tapering, inflation and interest rate expectations, and economic growth and policy trends in China? In this article, our Partner & Co-CIO David Lai assesses the world economics and markets current standings, focusing on China and Asia, and discusses how to reconfigure for new opportunities that arise into 2022 as a year of the new normal.
Dec 8, 2021
After the smooth sail in 2020, 2021 has been a challenging year for investors with heightened volatility across global markets. Asia Pacific ex-Japan equities, Emerging Asia and in particular China had a good start until mid-February, but then returned all the gains and stayed largely flat on increasing regulatory headwinds in China, extended COVID-lockdowns in southeast Asia, threats of power crunch and credit defaults among Chinese property developers. On the contrary, benchmarks like S&P500, Nasdaq and Euro Stoxx 50 all reached new highs during the year, and Nikkei 225 hit its highest point in three decades. Meanwhile, the divergence in the fixed income markets went the other way, as global fixed income market suffered a mid-single-digit percentage loss in return, while China sovereign bonds bucked the trend with a high-single-digit percentage gain. Where do we go from here? Is the Omicron virus going to reset the path to 2020? And how do we decipher impacts of the Fed tapering, inflation and interest rate expectations, and economic growth and policy trends in China? In this article, our Partner & Co-CIO David Lai assesses the world economics and markets current standings, focusing on China and Asia, and discusses how to reconfigure for new opportunities that arise into 2022 as a year of the new normal.
Dec 8, 2021
Premia FactSet Asia Innovative Technology ETF (AIT) since its inception in 2018, was designed to capture the Asia leaders powering the growth of existing and emerging innovative technologies. Without a doubt, the hottest theme trending now is the Metaverse, as Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced earlier that the company name change and sees the Metaverse as the “successor to the mobile internet”. While this is still an emerging but quickly evolving topic, there are already considerable number of Asia leaders active in the space as emerging metaverse natives. How can investors position for opportunities early in this space? In this article, our Director & Portfolio Manager Alex Chu and Partner & Co-CIO David Lai analyse the Asia Innovative Technology strategy, and portrait how the strategy captures investment opportunities emerging from these metaverse natives as the space evolves.
Dec 7, 2021
Premia FactSet Asia Innovative Technology ETF (AIT) since its inception in 2018, was designed to capture the Asia leaders powering the growth of existing and emerging innovative technologies. Without a doubt, the hottest theme trending now is the Metaverse, as Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced earlier that the company name change and sees the Metaverse as the “successor to the mobile internet”. While this is still an emerging but quickly evolving topic, there are already considerable number of Asia leaders active in the space as emerging metaverse natives. How can investors position for opportunities early in this space? In this article, our Director & Portfolio Manager Alex Chu and Partner & Co-CIO David Lai analyse the Asia Innovative Technology strategy, and portrait how the strategy captures investment opportunities emerging from these metaverse natives as the space evolves.
Dec 7, 2021
Following China’s economic recovery in 2020 after initial pandemic impact in March, 2021 year to date we have experienced expedited economic growth, transitioning to slowing down regime and staggered with downward pressure. We have seen inflation concerns arose with commodity prices surge, continued monetary policy normalization and regulatory crackdown on some sectors and energy crisis in the midst of economic cycle transitioning.
Nov 19, 2021
Following China’s economic recovery in 2020 after initial pandemic impact in March, 2021 year to date we have experienced expedited economic growth, transitioning to slowing down regime and staggered with downward pressure. We have seen inflation concerns arose with commodity prices surge, continued monetary policy normalization and regulatory crackdown on some sectors and energy crisis in the midst of economic cycle transitioning.
Nov 19, 2021
The recent regulatory crackdowns and power suspension in China have unnerved many international investors. How to configure for opportunities under the lens of common prosperity and China’s commitment for carbon neutrality by 2060? In this article, we compare the Premia China STAR50 ETF (3151.HK) and Premia CSI Caixin China New Economy ETF (3173.HK), and discuss why they are useful implementation tools to capture long term opportunities in hardcore technology and strategic new economy sectors under the 14th Five Year Plan.
Oct 12, 2021
The recent regulatory crackdowns and power suspension in China have unnerved many international investors. How to configure for opportunities under the lens of common prosperity and China’s commitment for carbon neutrality by 2060? In this article, we compare the Premia China STAR50 ETF (3151.HK) and Premia CSI Caixin China New Economy ETF (3173.HK), and discuss why they are useful implementation tools to capture long term opportunities in hardcore technology and strategic new economy sectors under the 14th Five Year Plan.
Oct 12, 2021
The US Federal Reserve has signalled the imminent start of the transition from the Great Stimulus of 2020-2021 to a period with new uncertainties. The Fed’s suggested pace of tapering quantitative easing was at the high end of expectations. In this article our Senior Advisor Say Boon Lim discusses his thoughts on what to expect regarding US inflation rate and 10Y UST yield, and why we need to brace for more challenging US equity and bond markets with lower return and higher risk coming up on the horizon.
Oct 5, 2021
The US Federal Reserve has signalled the imminent start of the transition from the Great Stimulus of 2020-2021 to a period with new uncertainties. The Fed’s suggested pace of tapering quantitative easing was at the high end of expectations. In this article our Senior Advisor Say Boon Lim discusses his thoughts on what to expect regarding US inflation rate and 10Y UST yield, and why we need to brace for more challenging US equity and bond markets with lower return and higher risk coming up on the horizon.
Oct 5, 2021
The upward momentum of US equities has slowed considerably over the past 16 months, from the explosive initial rebound in late March last year. Our sense is that we would either see small gains in coming months or indeed a correction in the face of the likely peaks in economic growth, earnings growth, and policy stimulus. In this article our Senior Advisor Say Boon Lim discusses why investors in US equities may have to lower their returns expectations for 2H21 in the face of what some are calling the “triple peaks”.
Aug 18, 2021
The upward momentum of US equities has slowed considerably over the past 16 months, from the explosive initial rebound in late March last year. Our sense is that we would either see small gains in coming months or indeed a correction in the face of the likely peaks in economic growth, earnings growth, and policy stimulus. In this article our Senior Advisor Say Boon Lim discusses why investors in US equities may have to lower their returns expectations for 2H21 in the face of what some are calling the “triple peaks”.
Aug 18, 2021
Chart of the Week
David Lai , CFAPartner, Co-CIO
The renminbi has strengthened to the strongest level since 2015 despite the market noise of an economic slowdown. The currency is the best performer in emerging markets this year. Its strong movement did not stop the robust trade orders coming from the external recovery demand. China exports stayed buoyant with a year-on-year growth of 27.1% in October, the 13th straight month of double-digit growth. Foreign investors remain upbeat on Chinese economy as the country’s cumulative foreign direct investment rose 17.8% year-on-year in the first ten months in 2021, while the overall foreign exchange reserves hovered at the high level of USD 3.22 trillion. The renminbi-denominated assets such as onshore bonds are getting higher acceptance by international investors with total foreign holdings having increased from USD 2.84 trillion from the end of last year to the latest reading of USD 3.34 trillion.
Dec 3, 2021PREMIA POINT OF VIEW - WEBINARS
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Chart of the Week
- David Lai , CFA
Partner, Co-CIO
The renminbi has strengthened to the strongest level since 2015 despite the market noise of an economic slowdown. The currency is the best performer in emerging markets this year. Its strong movement did not stop the robust trade orders coming from the external recovery demand. China exports stayed buoyant with a year-on-year growth of 27.1% in October, the 13th straight month of double-digit growth. Foreign investors remain upbeat on Chinese economy as the country’s cumulative foreign direct investment rose 17.8% year-on-year in the first ten months in 2021, while the overall foreign exchange reserves hovered at the high level of USD 3.22 trillion. The renminbi-denominated assets such as onshore bonds are getting higher acceptance by international investors with total foreign holdings having increased from USD 2.84 trillion from the end of last year to the latest reading of USD 3.34 trillion.
Dec 3, 2021PREMIA POINT OF VIEW - WEBINARS
FEATURED INSIGHTS
After the smooth sail in 2020, 2021 has been a challenging year for investors with heightened volatility across global markets. Asia Pacific ex-Japan equities, Emerging Asia and in particular China had a good start until mid-February, but then returned all the gains and stayed largely flat on increasing regulatory headwinds in China, extended COVID-lockdowns in southeast Asia, threats of power crunch and credit defaults among Chinese property developers. On the contrary, benchmarks like S&P500, Nasdaq and Euro Stoxx 50 all reached new highs during the year, and Nikkei 225 hit its highest point in three decades. Meanwhile, the divergence in the fixed income markets went the other way, as global fixed income market suffered a mid-single-digit percentage loss in return, while China sovereign bonds bucked the trend with a high-single-digit percentage gain. Where do we go from here? Is the Omicron virus going to reset the path to 2020? And how do we decipher impacts of the Fed tapering, inflation and interest rate expectations, and economic growth and policy trends in China? In this article, our Partner & Co-CIO David Lai assesses the world economics and markets current standings, focusing on China and Asia, and discusses how to reconfigure for new opportunities that arise into 2022 as a year of the new normal.
Dec 8, 2021
After the smooth sail in 2020, 2021 has been a challenging year for investors with heightened volatility across global markets. Asia Pacific ex-Japan equities, Emerging Asia and in particular China had a good start until mid-February, but then returned all the gains and stayed largely flat on increasing regulatory headwinds in China, extended COVID-lockdowns in southeast Asia, threats of power crunch and credit defaults among Chinese property developers. On the contrary, benchmarks like S&P500, Nasdaq and Euro Stoxx 50 all reached new highs during the year, and Nikkei 225 hit its highest point in three decades. Meanwhile, the divergence in the fixed income markets went the other way, as global fixed income market suffered a mid-single-digit percentage loss in return, while China sovereign bonds bucked the trend with a high-single-digit percentage gain. Where do we go from here? Is the Omicron virus going to reset the path to 2020? And how do we decipher impacts of the Fed tapering, inflation and interest rate expectations, and economic growth and policy trends in China? In this article, our Partner & Co-CIO David Lai assesses the world economics and markets current standings, focusing on China and Asia, and discusses how to reconfigure for new opportunities that arise into 2022 as a year of the new normal.
Dec 8, 2021
Premia FactSet Asia Innovative Technology ETF (AIT) since its inception in 2018, was designed to capture the Asia leaders powering the growth of existing and emerging innovative technologies. Without a doubt, the hottest theme trending now is the Metaverse, as Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced earlier that the company name change and sees the Metaverse as the “successor to the mobile internet”. While this is still an emerging but quickly evolving topic, there are already considerable number of Asia leaders active in the space as emerging metaverse natives. How can investors position for opportunities early in this space? In this article, our Director & Portfolio Manager Alex Chu and Partner & Co-CIO David Lai analyse the Asia Innovative Technology strategy, and portrait how the strategy captures investment opportunities emerging from these metaverse natives as the space evolves.
Dec 7, 2021
Premia FactSet Asia Innovative Technology ETF (AIT) since its inception in 2018, was designed to capture the Asia leaders powering the growth of existing and emerging innovative technologies. Without a doubt, the hottest theme trending now is the Metaverse, as Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced earlier that the company name change and sees the Metaverse as the “successor to the mobile internet”. While this is still an emerging but quickly evolving topic, there are already considerable number of Asia leaders active in the space as emerging metaverse natives. How can investors position for opportunities early in this space? In this article, our Director & Portfolio Manager Alex Chu and Partner & Co-CIO David Lai analyse the Asia Innovative Technology strategy, and portrait how the strategy captures investment opportunities emerging from these metaverse natives as the space evolves.
Dec 7, 2021
Following China’s economic recovery in 2020 after initial pandemic impact in March, 2021 year to date we have experienced expedited economic growth, transitioning to slowing down regime and staggered with downward pressure. We have seen inflation concerns arose with commodity prices surge, continued monetary policy normalization and regulatory crackdown on some sectors and energy crisis in the midst of economic cycle transitioning.
Nov 19, 2021
Following China’s economic recovery in 2020 after initial pandemic impact in March, 2021 year to date we have experienced expedited economic growth, transitioning to slowing down regime and staggered with downward pressure. We have seen inflation concerns arose with commodity prices surge, continued monetary policy normalization and regulatory crackdown on some sectors and energy crisis in the midst of economic cycle transitioning.
Nov 19, 2021
The recent regulatory crackdowns and power suspension in China have unnerved many international investors. How to configure for opportunities under the lens of common prosperity and China’s commitment for carbon neutrality by 2060? In this article, we compare the Premia China STAR50 ETF (3151.HK) and Premia CSI Caixin China New Economy ETF (3173.HK), and discuss why they are useful implementation tools to capture long term opportunities in hardcore technology and strategic new economy sectors under the 14th Five Year Plan.
Oct 12, 2021
The recent regulatory crackdowns and power suspension in China have unnerved many international investors. How to configure for opportunities under the lens of common prosperity and China’s commitment for carbon neutrality by 2060? In this article, we compare the Premia China STAR50 ETF (3151.HK) and Premia CSI Caixin China New Economy ETF (3173.HK), and discuss why they are useful implementation tools to capture long term opportunities in hardcore technology and strategic new economy sectors under the 14th Five Year Plan.
Oct 12, 2021
The US Federal Reserve has signalled the imminent start of the transition from the Great Stimulus of 2020-2021 to a period with new uncertainties. The Fed’s suggested pace of tapering quantitative easing was at the high end of expectations. In this article our Senior Advisor Say Boon Lim discusses his thoughts on what to expect regarding US inflation rate and 10Y UST yield, and why we need to brace for more challenging US equity and bond markets with lower return and higher risk coming up on the horizon.
Oct 5, 2021
The US Federal Reserve has signalled the imminent start of the transition from the Great Stimulus of 2020-2021 to a period with new uncertainties. The Fed’s suggested pace of tapering quantitative easing was at the high end of expectations. In this article our Senior Advisor Say Boon Lim discusses his thoughts on what to expect regarding US inflation rate and 10Y UST yield, and why we need to brace for more challenging US equity and bond markets with lower return and higher risk coming up on the horizon.
Oct 5, 2021
The upward momentum of US equities has slowed considerably over the past 16 months, from the explosive initial rebound in late March last year. Our sense is that we would either see small gains in coming months or indeed a correction in the face of the likely peaks in economic growth, earnings growth, and policy stimulus. In this article our Senior Advisor Say Boon Lim discusses why investors in US equities may have to lower their returns expectations for 2H21 in the face of what some are calling the “triple peaks”.
Aug 18, 2021
The upward momentum of US equities has slowed considerably over the past 16 months, from the explosive initial rebound in late March last year. Our sense is that we would either see small gains in coming months or indeed a correction in the face of the likely peaks in economic growth, earnings growth, and policy stimulus. In this article our Senior Advisor Say Boon Lim discusses why investors in US equities may have to lower their returns expectations for 2H21 in the face of what some are calling the “triple peaks”.
Aug 18, 2021