News Thailand Investment funds: Thailand's BBLAM to Launch China-Focused FOF in partnership with China's E Fund
BBL Asset Management (BBLAM), one of the largest asset managers in Thailand, will launch the Bualuang China Next Economy Fund (B-CNNEXT) on August 26. The fund-of-funds (FOF) will invest via QFII channels in equity funds managed by E Fund Management (E Fund), the largest mutual fund manager in China, helping Thai investors capture opportunities in China's economic transformation.
News Thailand Investment funds: Prime Minister and his team grilled by Wall Street on Thailand’s geopolitical stance and growth plans
Hard-boiled Wall Street investors put PM Anutin and his team on the spot over Thailand's economy, ageing workforce and US-China balance. Funds controlling over US$40 trillion join talks as PIMCO pushes for a role in data-centre finance and dollar-denominated debt.
News Thailand Investment funds: Morningstar Thailand Appointed by Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) to Monitor Investment Funds Classified to AIMC Categories
BANGKOK, 4May, 2015—Morningstar Research (Thailand) Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Morningstar, Inc. (NASDAQ: MORN), a leading provider of independent investment research, has been appointed by the Association of Investment Management Companies (AIMC) to monitor the sector classification of investment funds. The appointment is effective from 1st May 2015.
News Thailand Investment funds: Thai hotel group Minor targets 100 openings in China in 5 years
Thai hotel giant Minor International intends to open and operate 100 hotels in China amid efforts to diversify growth by shifting from investing, owning, and operating hotels to taking on contracted ...
News Thailand Investment funds: Oil mutual funds generated the best returns last year
Oil mutual funds posted the highest average return of 65.9% in 2021, spurred by the rise in oil prices based on low supply and higher demand, according to Morningstar Research Thailand.
News Thailand Investment funds: Panel studies THAI funds
The Cooperative Promotion Department (CPD) has established a panel to study proposed increased investment in Thai Airways International (THAI).
