- April 2020
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GOING PLACES
- First State Investments expands global product function team
- HSBC hires ex-Citibank executive for senior Asia Pacific role
- Mitsubishi UFJ promotes Mark Henderson to CEO of international arm
- Vanguard names Scott Conking as head of Asia
- Singapore’s Xen hires Alastair Ding as chief commercial officer
- Swiss Re names three senior executives to Asia Pacific team
- Sompo International promotes Christopher Donelan to reinsurance CEO
Back to April 2020
Durable amid volatility
By
Brian Roberts*
- Asia
- Hong Kong
- USA
Born of crisis, ETFs remain efficient and reliable in coronavirus-driven market turmoil
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have proven themselves as liquid, convenient and cost-effective investment tools for more than 20 years now. But in spite of having experienced numerous significant market events during that time, there is persistent cr...
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