More Asian-flavoured Ucits set to feed investor appetite
Law firm Maples and Calder says it is seeing more Korea and Taiwan-specific Ucits funds, although an Asian funds passport could be a viable competitor.
Investors in Asia can expect to see more Ucits-compliant funds focusing on specific markets in the region as asset managers capitalise on healthy demand for products based on the European framework, according to law firm Maples and Calder.
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