T. Rowe Price, the US asset manager with US$1.4 trillion in global AUM, is betting that rising demand from private bank clients for Chinese equities and alternatives will help it achieve a stronger performance in 2H2022. Like many big fund managers, the group has been hit by weak sentiment and market volatility in 1H2022. However, it has identified opportunities for…
How a US$1.4tn asset manager is hunting for alpha in Chinese stocks
By Twinkle Zhou, senior reporter | 26 July 2022

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