Income funds predominate in a risk-averse, yield-seeking era. Jeanny Yu examines how such funds are built.
- Thu
- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 12:36pm
Dan David exposed fraud by Chinese companies, writes Kevin McQueen.
As Hong Kong entrepreneurs from the 1960s pass retirement age, their families are faced with the often difficult problems of succession. Liana Cafolla talks to both business experts and family...
Exclusive shared-ownership deals unlock a world of luxury properties without the hassle, writes Liana Cafolla.
Sell Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia to invest in China, finance guru Marc Faber tells Martin Merz.
There has been an expansion in the number of ways retail investors can gain exposure to China's currency, writes Kevin McQueen.
Opinion
Financial disgraces are as old as money itself, the only difference today being a matter of scale, writes Stephen Vines.
Expatriate investors tend to monitor property prices in their home countries carefully. Anna Healy Fenton looks for signs of a recovery in the battered Irish housing market.
The PE ratio comes up short for many analysts as they seek to determine returns, writes Jake van der Kamp.
Myanmar is rapidly emerging as the new darling of the investor set. UBS analyst Carl Berrisford considers recent developments and evaluates the country’s investment potential. While his findings...
With limited supply and rife speculation, the cost of property in Hong Kong is notoriously high, which seriously challenges the city's economic development and the public's standard of living.
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