Vol
45
2024/05
NAVIGATING THROUGH CHANGE: HONG KONG’S CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENTS
In Volume 43, issued March 14, 2024, we highlighted the Hang Seng Index's attractive valuation at a P/E ratio of 8x, which rose to 9.5x by May 20, 2024, after a 16% rally driven by supportive policies. Volume 45 continues our analysis, focusing on the factors from April and May 2024 that fueled the index’s recovery and examining how regulatory changes, geopolitical tensions, and economic stimuli have influenced the Hong Kong capital market from 2020 through 2024.
Vol
43
2024/04
OUTLOOK ON IMPACT OF CHINA’S SUPPORTIVE POLICIES
China has been proactively rolling out supportive policies geared towards stabilizing its stock market and sustaining economic growth. In this edition, EquitiesFirst provides an overview of these recent initiatives and their impact on the country’s economic climate in 2024.
Vol
41
2024/01
2024 THAILAND OUTLOOK REPORT
Thailand’s performance in 2023 was highlighted by fluctuations in the local equity market and a significant slowdown in inflation. This volume recaps market trends in Thailand over the past year and how EquitiesFirst’s asset-backed financing can help investors capitalize on the country’s resurgence that is expected to continue in 2024.
Vol
36
2023/10
UPDATE ON THE FIVE ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS ABOUT TITLE TRANSFERS
EquitiesFirst's financing model involves temporary share transfers as part of the loan process. This volume serves to provide updates on the latest data and insights, offering a comprehensive understanding of title transfers and the advantages of EquitiesFirst's lending model over traditional banks and other lenders.
Vol
35
2023/09
HNWI OPPORTUNITIES ABOUND FOR EAMs
As HNWI increases, the potential is there for External Asset Managers (EAM) to capture greater market share with their advantage of offering a wider range of products compared to private bankers. This volume elaborates how partnering with EquitiesFirst can reinforce EAMs’ strengths to stand out from the crowd.
Vol
34
2023/08
HOW PRIVATE BANKS CAN CAPITALIZE ON HNWI OPPORTUNITIES
An imbalanced growth rate between High-Net-Worth Individuals and private bank staff has made client management and retention challenging for private banks. As a result, they may opt to collaborate with service providers to cope with rising demand. This edition details how private banks can capture opportunities by offering HNWIs value-added services in partnership with EquitiesFirst.