A ‘healthy dose of paranoia’ has helped Tiffany Hsiao keep her fund top of the heap over multi-year periods.

A ‘healthy dose of paranoia’ has helped Tiffany Hsiao keep her fund top of the heap over multi-year periods.
The region is expected to be the first to recover from the pandemic, but investors are still cautioned from being too optimistic of the markets.
Not all companies in the healthcare and IT space are benefitting from the coronavirus outbreak.
The Swiss firm expects a pick-up in economic activity in the second half of this year, but finds more value in quality bonds than broad equity markets, according to its Apac CIO.
In Singapore and Hong Kong universes, 0.33% of equity funds delivered positive returns when markets collapsed.
The March sell-off is presenting further buying opportunities in Asian equities, according to Pictet AM.
Less than half of Greater China funds have outperformed the MSCI China Index and only one is positive year-to-date.
As markets undergo wild swings, there are opportunities in companies with solid balance sheets and structural growth models at depressed valuations, according to Aberdeen Standard Investments.
It is important for investors to understand if a theme is a valid strategy for the long-term or just a short-term fad, according to a Morningstar report.
Monetary easing and fiscal stimulus will continue to support equity markets, despite the coronavirus threat, according to Invesco’s Asia strategist
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