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Hong Kong seeks access to China carbon market
City sees opportunities in working with Guangdong and Shenzhen ETS
Bayani S. Cruz 6 Sep 2021

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Jonathan Ho
Jonathan Ho
sustainability specialist
Allianz Global Investors
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Cynthia Tchikoltsoff
head of supply chain management, Asia Pacific
BNP Paribas
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Asset Management / Wealth Management
LaSalle, Jingrui Capital team up on multi-family projects in China
LaSalle Investment Management has formed a strategic partnership with Jingrui Capital to invest in and develop multi-family projects in China. The firms has also unveiled their first joint acquisition of a distressed retail and hotel property in the Shanghai Hongqiao Transportation Zone, which will be renovated as a multi-family project, featuring a total of 583 rental units and retail facilities.
ESG Investing / Asset Management
Real estate investors to focus more on sustainability in 2022
Sustainability issues, particularly social and environmental issues, are clear priorities that will be increasingly woven into long-term investment strategies and performance targets for global real estate investors in 2022, two separate surveys of asset managers find.
Asset Management / On The Move
HSBC Asset Management appoints ETF director
Ray Chan brings over 20 years of experience in the asset management, ETF investment advisory
Asset Management
HKEX, mainland exchanges add ETFs to Stock Connect
Inclusion of low-cost investment funds key part mutual market’s enhancement, expansion
Asset Management / Wealth Management
Singapore’s ART acquires four US properties for US$213 million
Ascott Residence Trust (ART) is acquiring four student accommodation assets in the United States for US$213 million. The four assets have a total of 1,651 beds, serving more than 100,000 students across five universities in three states.