Oscar Leung

FIL-HK employs an active, bottom-up, fundamental research-based investment approach which aims to uncover mispricing to add value to investments. Their analysts undertake extensive first-hand company research. They give portfolio managers discretion in their choice of management style. The portfolio managers meet with peers and senior members of the investment team to review performance and chart strategies for stock selection. The firm shares a proprietary global communications network with Fidelity Management, enabling their portfolio managers, research analysts and traders around the world to instantly distribute the latest corporate developments and research findings to each other and to their Fidelity Management counterparts.

INGIM-HK specializes in Asian markets, managing investments in close relationship with the parent group and the other Asian offices. The parent company INGIM is an active, long-term investment manager. In-depth research informs investment decisions and is a composite of proprietary quantitative models and internal fundamental analysis complemented by third-party inputs. The Hong-Kong office comprises three specialist teams, each contributing their expertise to the other Asian offices and to the parent group. The quantitative team builds strategic and tactical asset allocation models. The equity team defines the equity and real estate investment outlook for the region, while the fixed income team analyses the fixed-income outlook. The investment process starts with a mid-term macroeconomic view which determines asset allocation. Equity investments follow a growth-oriented approach and proceed from a bottom-up stock selection process focused on earnings momentum. Fixed-income investments follow a top-down approach focused on relative value to the market. The performance of Asian equity funds is measured against MSCI indexes; the performance of Asian fixed-income funds is measured against JPMorgan indexes. Decisions processes are team-based with individual accountability.

GSIM Singapore is an active, medium- to long-term investment manager of fixed-income portfolios. The investment process starts with macroeconomic analysis to select the duration, convexity and yield curve shape of the portfolio, then the value of securities is assessed relative to the market and for credit risk. The firm uses top-down analysis to structure the duration and curve positioning of the portfolio, and bottom-up analysis is used to assess the creditworthiness of issuers, focusing on downside risks and migration prospects.

Manulife-HK is an active manager which offers locally managed Asian equity, fixed-income and global strategies based on fundamental research and quantitative modeling and analysis drawn from the parent firm in Canada. The firm's equity teams focus on delivering alpha via differentiated investment processes driven by proprietary fundamental research and a long-term orientation. They utilize multiple sources of alpha based on a fundamental, research-driven investment approach across traditional and non-traditional market sectors.