Story by: Emma Ann Hughes & Catherine Couch, Financial Adviser
Loose monetary policy and aggressive fiscal policy have ensured Asian economic growth will be greater than initially expected, according to Threadneedle.
Region increasingly attractive due to low corporate and governemt debt, says Andrew Beal
Lesley Kaye, investment director for Japan funds, says country to benefit as investors seek returns from the developed world technology plays.
Asian markets will continue to benefit from the improved global liquidity as investors are likely to increase their investments into the region.
Aviva has struck a deal to sell its Australian life business and wealth management platform to National Australia Bank (NAB) for £452m.
Senior figures warn lending agreements following government's stimulus package could turn sour
Senior investors in China have warned of a bad debt pick-up in the country following the government's credit-fuelled stimulus package.
Baillie Gifford is aiming to get its Greater China fund to the retail market by listing it on all major IFA platforms with a reduced charge until the end of August.
Baillie Gifford is aiming to get its Greater China fund to the retail market by listing it on all major IFA platforms with a reduced charge until the end of August.
Signs of economic recovery are appearing, says fund manager
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