When it comes to hedge funds, U.S. is in, but Asia just says no

Article Abstract:

Many Asian investors view hedge funds as risky and suitable only for wealthy people. Although volatile, hedge funds remain more popular in the US, where they rose 16% profits in the first eight months of 1999.

Asia, Investment Advisory Services, Investment Advice, Management, Financial services industry, Financial services, Investments, Securities industry, Investment advisers, Hedge funds, Asians

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Franklin clears hurdle for China fund sales

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Franklin Templeton Investments' plan to sell mutual funds in China has been approved by the Chinese government. The company will start selling mutual funds in China in early 2004.

China, Strategy & planning, Services introduction, New Products/Services, Planning, Product introduction, Company service introduction, Service introduction, Company business planning, Franklin/Templeton Investor Services Inc.

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After a terrible year, bond mutual funds in U.S. are showing signs of a recovery

Article Abstract:

US bond mutual funds are on the road to recovery in 2nd qtr 2000 after terrible performances during the past year.

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