Pictet Funds launches Hong Kong retail range

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Swiss asset manager Pictet Funds has made its fund range available to retail investors in Hong Kong for the first time.

The 15 funds now available include six theme funds which focus on socioeconomic drivers, such as climate change, evolving demographics and ‘global threats’. Pictet Funds was previously available in Hong Kong only to professional investors and through private banks. Retail investors in Hong Kong can now access Pictet’s Biotech, Global Equity Selection, Clean Energy, Japanese Equity Selection, Continental European Equities, Premium Brands, Eastern Europe, Security, Emerging Markets Large Cap, Small Cap Europe, European Equity Selection, Telecom, European Sustainable Equities, US Equity Selec...

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