Fund-management rivalry; Singapore, Hong Kong vie for foreign interest

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The government of Singapore is implementing several programs in a push to aid its mutual fund management industry and position Singapore as the premier domicile for foreign mutual fund managers doing business in Asia, a title now enjoyed by Hong Kong. The Singapore government plans to increase the amount of governemnt capital investged in private fund comapnies from S$10 billion to S$25 billion and will relax investment adviser licensing requirements.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Investment advice, Investment Advisory Services, Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Securities & Commodities Regulatn, Business Aid Programs, Singapore, Economic policy, Asia, Hong Kong, Licensing agreements, Investment advisers, Securities law, Business assistance

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Kinetics Asset to launch its first TV ads

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Kinetics Asset Management's Internet Fund plans a $4 mil TV ad campaign on CNBC, CNN and Bloomberg. Print ads ran in the Wall Street Journal and SmartMoney magazine. The saw 1998 gains of 196.1%; in 1999, 216.4%.

Advertising, Advertising Activity, Statistical Data Included, Mutual fund industry, Kinetics Asset Management Inc.

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Shopping at 'Target,' mutual-fund style, for retirement

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Target-date mutual funds are growing in popularity for as a method for retirement saving.

Strategy & planning, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Planning, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Retirement income, Company business planning

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