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Hang Seng Bank has onboarded the BNPP AM funds to its wealth management platform.
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Hang Seng Bank has onboarded the BNPP AM funds to its wealth management platform.
BNP Paribas Asset Management (BNPP AM) has made four funds available to Hong Kong investors through Hang Seng Bank. The deal marks the first collaboration between the two firms.
Hang Seng Bank has onboarded the BNPP AM funds to its wealth management platform, across multi-asset, global and emerging markets fixed income and global equities. These are the BNP Paribas Funds Multi‑Asset Opportunities, the BNP Paribas Funds Global Income Bond, the BNP Paribas Funds Emerging Bond Opportunities and the BNP Paribas Funds Disruptive Technology funds.
The Multi-Asset Opportnities fund has flexible allocation across equities, fixed income, real assets and alternatives to capture returns; the Global Income Bond fund is globally diversified; the Emerging Bond Opportunities fund has exposure to sovereign and corporate debt in emerging markets, emphasising credit quality and yield enhancement; and the Disruptive Technology fund has concentrated exposure to companies pioneering breakthroughs in AI, robotics, fintech and clean tech, according to a statement by BNP AM.
Peggy Lee, chief executive officer, Hong Kong – head of distribution Hong Kong & China Offshore, global client group, liquid strategies, BNP Paribas Asset Management, said:“Our aspiration is simple: to provide practical, global solutions that help clients stay invested through market cycles and work towards their objectives. Hang Seng’s strong wealth platform, combined with our investment capabilities, allows us to work closely together to deliver relevant solutions for investors.”
Ricky Lin, head of investments & wealth solutions, Hang Seng Bank, Hong Kong added: “Through our strong business collaboration with BNP Paribas Asset Management, Hang Seng Bank is reinforcing its commitment to delivering customer-centric wealth solutions that address the evolving needs of our clients.”
HSBC, which had owned 63% of Hang Seng, launched a take-private bid for the bank in October 2025, and completed the $13.6bn deal in January this year.
Reuters reported this week that HSBC will merge Hang Seng’s $50bn asset management unit into its fund business, citing two sources.
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