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Baillie Gifford has opened its Enhanced Yield Fund (BAGEY) to eligible accredited investors in Singapore, expanding access to its tokenized fixed-income strategy.
The US dollar-denominated fund is a UK-regulated open-ended investment company investing in government and corporate bonds. It currently offers a yield of about 7%, with a duration of...
System integration and skills shortages remain the biggest barriers, despite strong expectations for AI’s usefulness.
Singapore treasury teams are moving from experimenting with artificial intelligence (AI) to implementing it in daily operations, but integration challenges and skills shortages remain major barriers, according to a
RBC BlueBay Asset Management has appointed Hayley Lai as director of marketing for Asia-Pacific (APAC), a newly created role aimed at supporting the firm’s continued growth across the region.
Based in Hong Kong, Hayley Lai will report to Jayne Fieldhouse, managing director and head of global in...
Swiss gold refinery Valcambi is planning to expand into the Asian market. A letter of intent for a joint project has been signed with a Hong Kong steel company Shiu Wing Steel.
Valcambi and Hong Kong steel producer Shiu Wing Steel want to set up a joint venture. On 7 October, a corresponding letter of intent was signed, as the
Argentina's free-market president is doubling down on his reform agenda. From the end of the year, the country is opening its doors to investment migration. Industry insiders see the passport mainly as an emergency exit for times of crisis.
Argentina has unveiled the details of its new citizenship-by-investment program. Economy minister