10-04-2020, 08:37 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-04-2020, 10:06 AM by Curiousparty.)
wealth management is coming of age in China. just be a bit more patient and give it another 2-3 years.
We should see signs of turnaround (e.g. loss per quarter less than $1mil for China segment) in the next few quarters. The "quantum leap" or marked improvement may take the market by storm. e.g. just need to sign up a few rich ultra-rich and this will set off the whole chain of positive network effects. the day would come!
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Supported by the growth in its B2B2C and in-house wealth adviser business, iFAST China’s AUA grew 16.1% YoY to $101.50 million (approximately RMB 526 million) in 2019.
In October 2019, iFAST China announced to establish a joint venture with RFO Holdings Pte. Ltd., the Singapore office of Hong Kong-based Raffles Family Office (“RFO”), and believes its collaboration with RFO will help to address the rising need for quality wealth management services in the ultra high net worth market in China.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission announced its plan to remove foreign ownership limits in the financial industry in 2019. With the foreign ownership limits on fund management companies set to be removed in 2020, iFAST China believes it is well-positioned to capture the opportunities that will arise from China further opening up its capital markets.
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In October 2019, the Company, through its subsidiary, iFAST China Holdings Pte Ltd (“iFAST China”) entered into a joint venture agreement with RFO Holdings Pte Ltd (“RFO Holdings”), the Singapore office of Hong Kong-based Raffles Family Office, to establish a joint venture in China to provide family office advisory, business consultancy, introductory services and other advisory services in the Chinese market.
The joint venture enterprise, namely Raffles Family Office China Ltd, has been completed to set up in Shanghai China with the registered capital of RMB5 million on 3 March 2020. iFAST China and RFO Holdings will each subscribe for 30% and 70% equity interest of this joint venture as per the joint venture agreement executed in October 2019.
We should see signs of turnaround (e.g. loss per quarter less than $1mil for China segment) in the next few quarters. The "quantum leap" or marked improvement may take the market by storm. e.g. just need to sign up a few rich ultra-rich and this will set off the whole chain of positive network effects. the day would come!
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Supported by the growth in its B2B2C and in-house wealth adviser business, iFAST China’s AUA grew 16.1% YoY to $101.50 million (approximately RMB 526 million) in 2019.
In October 2019, iFAST China announced to establish a joint venture with RFO Holdings Pte. Ltd., the Singapore office of Hong Kong-based Raffles Family Office (“RFO”), and believes its collaboration with RFO will help to address the rising need for quality wealth management services in the ultra high net worth market in China.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission announced its plan to remove foreign ownership limits in the financial industry in 2019. With the foreign ownership limits on fund management companies set to be removed in 2020, iFAST China believes it is well-positioned to capture the opportunities that will arise from China further opening up its capital markets.
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In October 2019, the Company, through its subsidiary, iFAST China Holdings Pte Ltd (“iFAST China”) entered into a joint venture agreement with RFO Holdings Pte Ltd (“RFO Holdings”), the Singapore office of Hong Kong-based Raffles Family Office, to establish a joint venture in China to provide family office advisory, business consultancy, introductory services and other advisory services in the Chinese market.
The joint venture enterprise, namely Raffles Family Office China Ltd, has been completed to set up in Shanghai China with the registered capital of RMB5 million on 3 March 2020. iFAST China and RFO Holdings will each subscribe for 30% and 70% equity interest of this joint venture as per the joint venture agreement executed in October 2019.
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