Richard Surrency
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The importance of program trading
The evolution of portfolio construction has moved forward with processes and technologies designed to enhance implementation across global markets. Richard Surrency explains importance of program trading.
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A much-changed landscape for QDII
The initial success of the QDII program exceeded the most optimistic expectations, with several funds raising more than 200% of their available quotas forcing regulators to increase allocations in an effort to satisfy domestic investor demand.
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A new age of transition management
Today’s operational landscape bears little resemblance to the processes of the past following the global revolution in infrastructure and trade processing, a testament to the success of enlightened regulators as much as technological advancement.
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Navigating the QDII maze
When Chinese retail investors place US$8 billion into a single fund launch on a single day, even the mightiest global institutions sit up and take notice. Richard Surrency looks at the administrative challenge posed by China’s QDII program
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Emerging Asia - the best is yet to come
The wall of investible cash looking for suitable investments globally has become so large that financial institutions are considering any and all options to gain market entry into emerging markets.
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The total package doesn't exist
Richard Surrency of Bank of New York Mellon in Singapore highlights the need to focus on core needs in achieving your objectives when outsourcing.
