While Asia’s private banking clients have thus far shown little interest in liquid alternatives, Jupiter Asset Management expects demand for these strategies to grow as fees decline. “Although Asian private banks account for a small part of [capital inflows into liquid alternatives], we do believe they will start buying more alternatives in the next few years, partly because of greater…
Jupiter AM expects rising demand for liquid alts from Asia’s private banks
3 October 2017
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