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Should investors be concerned about a China slowdown? Gillem Tulloch of Forensic Asia and Ha Jiming of Goldman Sachs say 'yes', while others are more bullish.

Despite being extremely bearish on emerging-market equities generally, fund managers are keen on selected Asian markets and the major developed markets.

Spencer Ogden opens HK office, BoA-ML appoints former JP Morgan executive, CBRE names head of global research and Withers adds to its planning practice.

Following his exit from Morgan Stanley, Ashley Jarvis will take on a newly created role as head of global prime brokerage consulting at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch.

For the first time in almost two years, investors do not expect a recession to paralyse Europe. Instead, fears are centred on China, according to a new fund manager survey.

As investors brace for a China slowdown, there are signs of optimism about Europe, and Japanese stocks remain in favour, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's fund manager survey.

Investors are increasingly concerned about the prospect of a hard landing for the world's second biggest economy, finds Bank of America Merrill Lynch's fund manager survey.

Half a dozen executives from the firm's Asia prime brokerage team have taken flight over the past year, even as the business has recorded gains in market share.

A growing number of investors expect a stronger Chinese economy in the coming year, yet allocations to the market have fallen.

HSBC names Asia head of prime services, BoA-Merrill loses Asia cap-intro head, Lothian departs BEA Union, China AMC sees GM step down and Eastspring installs Indonesia team.

The newly created role is part of Bank of America Merrill Lynch's plans to expand its prime brokerage business in the region.

Headwinds from the West are forecast to drag down Asian growth, although China will have a soft landing, predicts Bank of America Merrill Lynch.