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The Hubbis Digital Dialogue panel discussion of May 18, 2023 will focus on the global USD10 trillion-plus Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) market and the rising prominence of ETFs in the wealth management community in Asia. For this discussion, the panel will focus on how ETFs can be used as part of smart and robust portfolio formation by private investors, and how the private banks and EAMs can help their clients diversify their portfolios using ETFs.

The creators and proponents of ETFs have increasingly been emphasising the key attributes of ETFs, including the low entry and exit costs, their liquidity and ease of trading (they are quoted on the market like stocks and not ‘priced’ only once a day like mutual funds). They have been highlighting their role in core/satellite portfolio formation, as well as their value in offering investors smart beta and targeted thematic exposures through specifically tailored composition around selected indices and sub-sectors.

In short, the right blend of ETFs can allow private investors to assemble a diverse, liquid and interesting sets of exposures across the universe of listed equities and also public-market fixed income. And the ETF market also encompasses the growing inclination to invest in alternative assets, including metals, commodities, and currencies.

The panel will zoom in on how the wealth community can help investors invest in specific trends that can be captured through tailored ETFs, such as for example China’s technology sector, global medical and healthcare, or perhaps country-specific ETFs such as Vietnam, or segment-specific ETFs in fixed income, or even thematic-type ETFs such as healthcare leaders, Asian innovators, and so forth. They will analyse how ETFs can also help investors easily capture the global trends towards ESG and sustainability.

The discussion will naturally be directed towards the Asian wealth management community, to debate where such ETFs fit into private client portfolios in the region, and how those clients should build their allocations. And the panel will discuss where these investors most need considerable guidance and support, faced as they are with an enormous array of choices – there were an estimated roughly 8600 ETFs in 2021 representing some USD10 trillion of assets, according to Statista.

May 18

ETFs – Their Value to Wealth Managers & Advisors and their R...

3.00pm - 4.00pm HKT/SGT

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BlackRock

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Leo Wealth

Paul Gambles

MBMG Group

Isaac Poole

Oreana Financial Services

Bernie Thurston

ULTUMUS, a SIX Company

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  • 3.00pm

    ETFs – Their Value to Wealth Managers & Advisors and their Role in Private Client Portfolios

    • How can investors use both active and index strategies to achieve best risk adjusted portfolio outcome?
    • How are digital wealth mangers engaging ETFs?
    • What's the role and engagement in discretionary mandates?
    • How do firms scale their investment offering using ETFs?
    • Are Asia’s private clients increasing their exposures via ETFs and why or why not?
    • What is the wealth management community doing to promote the use of ETFs in private portfolios?
    • Are ETFs useful for thematic exposures? Why and how?
    • What are smart beta ETFs, and why should Asia’s private clients add these types of exposures?
    • Are Asia’s investors interested only in equity ETFs or are they also buying fixed-income ETFs. Why or why not?
    • How can fixed income ETFs help investors be more tactical in taking advantage of credit spreads and yields?
    • Can private investors boost the ESG credentials of their portfolios using ETFs? How?
    • Are private investors buying into alternative asset ETFs to easily gain exposure to precious metals or currencies and other assets?
    • How can ETFs fit within advisory and discretionary mandates?
    • What ETF strategies and approaches are relevant for wealthy Asian clients today?

    Moderator

    Michael Stanhope

    Founder & Chief Executive Officer

    Hubbis

    Speakers

    Paul Gambles

    Director

    MBMG Group

    Isaac Poole

    Global Chief Investment Officer Portfolio Manager

    Oreana Financial Services

    Wee Lynn Low

    Fixed Income Index Product Strategy

    BlackRock

    Jason Gibbons

    Investment Director, Asia

    Leo Wealth

    Bernie Thurston

    Chief Executive Officer

    ULTUMUS, a SIX Company

  • 4.00pm

    Webinar Ends

May 18

ETFs – Their Value to Wealth Managers & Advisors and their R...

3.00pm - 4.00pm HKT/SGT

Speakers

Wee Lynn Low

BlackRock

Jason Gibbons

Leo Wealth

Paul Gambles

MBMG Group

Isaac Poole

Oreana Financial Services

Bernie Thurston

ULTUMUS, a SIX Company

May 18

ETFs – Their Value to Wealth Managers & Advisors and their R...

3.00pm - 4.00pm HKT/SGT

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May 18

ETFs – Their Value to Wealth Managers & Advisors and their R...

3.00pm - 4.00pm HKT/SGT