APS enters retail market

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singapore-based group launches two funds, both domiciled in dublin

Singapore-based APS Asset Management has launched its first two funds for the retail European market, both domiciled in Dublin. The APS Growth fund is an umbrella structure and will house two sub-funds: the APS Far East Growth and the APS Japan Growth. The company, which was created in 1995, has assets under management of more than $500m. Several of its funds have been included in international multi-manager fund programmes run by Northern Trust Global Advisors, Merrill Lynch and Frank Russell. The Japan Growth fund will invest in equity securities of companies listed on the Tok...

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