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Chinese fund houses are increasingly selling products via smartphone, but marketing mobile platforms does not come cheap, and competition is heating up.


China&#8217;s first private internet bank WeBank has launched its mobile digital platform, which will distribute six actively-managed funds from China Universal AM and Bosera Funds.

The launch of our iPad and iPhone apps this year has driven key digital growth. Here we track <i>AsianInvestor</i>'s digital progression and talk about how our offering is different to the rest.

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has launched its mobile wealth management app, which will distribute nearly 900 mutual funds. It comes just days after rival Tencent announced its own WeBank app launch.

There are high hopes for an Australian immigration scheme dubbed the 888 visa, which has been set up to offer temporary residency to wealthy Chinese who invest in a range of products.

Victor Apps, the Canadian life insurance giant''s regional manager, discusses how Manulife plans to get even bigger.

They have greater trust in the internet than their western peers and use apps to manage their financial affairs more. They are more likely to see digital technology as key to success.

Five years after establishing a life insurance license in Shanghai, the Canadian firm sees tremendous growth ahead. President and CEO Victor Apps outlines its success.

The mobile fund app owned by Alibaba's Ant Financial is exploring ways of expanding its user base. <i>AsianInvestor</i> spoke to Huang Hao, president of Ant Fortune.

Norway's Oil Fund welcome Chinese proposals improving transparency and shareholder protection; HK's MPF assets surge 35% year on year; Korea's NPS commits $100m to TPG consortium to invest in taxi-hailing app; Poba commits W270bn to European property; Malaysia's EPF sees investment income rise 59% year-on-year in first quarter, and more. 