Asian investors dismiss the prospect of a eurozone spillover from the Cyprus bailout, but see penalising depositors as a dangerous precedent that could spark bank runs in the bloc.
Initially the firm is looking at high-yielding stocks to kick-start a $1 billion Asia ex-Japan equity mandate for parent Cathay, but it is questioning the relevance of Asian fixed income.
In the second of a three-part series on Asian expectations for the crisis, we hear Harvest call for a controlled eurozone breakup and the ADB evaluate policymakers' position in the region.
The outgoing CEO discusses RCM's management transition and thoughts on his future employment after announcing his intention to leave the firm next March after 14 years.
As debate rages over how best to capitalise on a rebalancing of the global economy from developed to developing markets, now is the chance for fundamental analysts to make hay.