Affin Hwang eyes Europe, Singapore launches
The Malaysian asset manager is partnering Nikko AM to tap Singapore's retail market and will target European institutional investors using Ucits funds. Thailand is also on its radar.
Recently merged Malaysian firm Affin Hwang Asset Management is moving to expand distribution to Europe and Singapore, as the new Asean collective investment scheme (CIS) gathers momentum.
The $9 billion fund house plans to access the Lion City's retail market in partnership via the CIS – which allows cross-border fund passporting across Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. And it will target institutional investors in Europe as the first Malaysian manager to do so using Luxembourg Uc…
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