Asset managers “won’t need hyper-scale in Asia”
Local investment boutiques will continue to prosper in Asia, alongside cross-border tie-ups, say executives from global fund houses, given the high cost of building onshore businesses.
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Even as scale becomes increasingly important for global fund houses, Asia is being touted as fertile ground for small, home-grown investment firms – perhaps surprisingly, by executives at big international groups.
Moreover, cross-border partnerships between international and local players – whether strategic or sub-advisory – are seen as a growth area.
“Asset managers are not going to need hyper-scale to succeed in Asia,” said Paul Price, London-based global head of distribution…
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