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<s>[INST] Tell me news related to Asia [/INST] Wealth news. Title: Where to Invest $100,000 In Asia Right Now. Short_description: It’s all relative but Bloomberg Intelligence analysts are providing suggestions for ETFs to explore.. Description: , battling , ., For those who want to invest around the panelists’ ideas using exchange-traded funds, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts provide suggestions for ETFs to explore., Asian private credit stands out as an attractive investment. Public credit markets in the U.S. and Europe are richly priced. There has been significant private credit capital raised in these markets, which does not portend well for returns. While Asian private credit has also attracted significant capital, it’s a fraction of what’s raised in the U.S. and Europe., Specifically, we like private credit funds focused on opportunities in Australia, China and India. In Australia, tightening bank regulations have constricted bank lending to the real estate and resources sector. In China, the continuing crackdown on shadow banking, the “three red lines” policy for the real estate sector and more recently, defaults and restructurings at large state-linked firms has created an attractive opportunity set for credit managers who can navigate through the volatility., As for India, there are two main concerns: First, its banks have been in a relatively poor state even before the pandemic. Second, , in the non-bank financial company space has resulted in a shortage of credit even for healthy borrowers. More broadly, Asian credit markets are underdeveloped and under-researched. We believe there is a long-term opportunity in Asian private credit, driven by this supply-demand tension., Cambridge Associates has been investing in a select group of private credit managers who have built local teams and infrastructure and have a deep understanding of each Asian market they invest in. The investment professionals have been through a few credit cycles including the Asian and Global Financial Crisis. These private credit fund managers have delivered compelling returns on their recent fund vintages and we believe that they will continue to deliver attractive returns for our client portfolios. , , My wife and I love South East and South Asian art. Even established artists in this genre are available at reasonable prices vs. their Western or East Asian peers. During our travels across the region, we make it a point to visit the galleries and museums. Over the last year though, we have found ourselves on e-auctions by some of our favorite galleries, a virtual paddle in hand, typing out our bids – was quite a fun way to relax., I’ve enjoyed playing chess since I was a kid, and it’s taught me a lot. It’s about not just securing your key positions but also taking a few risks to bring home a win., With India still largely an unbanked country, opportunities in Indian fintech are enormous. For people with a higher risk appetite, its start-up ecosystem is a potential goldmine. By fintech I mean something as vague as around financial market education, a stock market exchange, any ancillary company around the financial markets., These companies offer a great opportunity as the equity market continues to grow in India. We feel the story is nearly done in the pure-play financial services or banks, but there is a lot of value to be found if we focus very specifically on financial and equity-market related companies. , The Indian government wants increased financial inclusion, and wants more people to have access to banking. They don’t want people to take their money and buy real estate, or gold. They want you to buy financial instruments because it is very easily taxable and can be regulated. If you buy gold, the money goes out of the country, as the metal isn’t manufactured at home and most of our gold is imported and thus contributes to our fiscal deficit. If you invest in real estate, you are largely locking up your capital and no transaction happens for a significant period of time. , With extremely low penetration of about 1.5% of the 1.3 billion population in the financial markets, it’s a fair wager to say that the percentage is going to go up. Compare it to a Western developed economy, where the number is 50% to 60%. When you look at it from a long-term perspective, when you are betting on India and the India story, the best way to do that is to be part of a company that is driving that story. , It’s no secret that I love watches, but I’d like to add how I think of them as an investment, too. For example, the value of old mechanical watches has appreciated during the pandemic. I have my eye on another F.P. Journe — a Swiss brand that makes only 900 watches a year. The great thing about it is that the founder of the company is still alive and designing watches. Anything that you can get your hands on will probably appreciate by 20% or 30% over the next decade. , We see the emergence of a new global investment theme in sustainable technology, where innovation and technology are creating lasting sustainable solutions for the next generation. We believe that the companies which are at the forefront of developing technological solutions to sustainability issues offer some of the most compelling long-term investment opportunities. We call this “SusTech” and believe that there are five key areas where technological developments are likely to be far-reaching: green tech, food and agri tech, fintech, health tech and smart cities., As part of the 14th Five-Year Plan for the transition to a green economy, China is committed to net-zero carbon emissions by 2060, and its commitment to sustainable technology is evidenced by its leading 5G, smart city and electric vehicle development. With a $15 trillion investment over 40 years, we see Chinese solar and wind technologies, and electric vehicles as the most prominent sectors in the transition and the best opportunities for investment. SusTech can be a satellite investment that complements a client’s core holdings and adds diversification benefits. The portfolio, allocation and risk-reward can be optimized depending on the client’s risk profile., Beyond sustainable technology investment opportunities, China continues to be the fastest growing major economy in the region. We expect China’s equity market to be supported by strong earnings and a better liquidity outlook. We remain positive in the outlook for China A-shares., I have recently started investing in bullion coins like gold Canadian Maple Leaf coins and American Eagle gold and silver coins. Their values have increased slightly over the past year but, as an amateur, I’m interested in them more for the artistic value they represent as products from various periods of history than their bullion value. Furthermore, I intend to pass on my collection to my children in the future. If $100,000 fell into my lap, I would like to expand my collection with different coins of interesting iconography. My dream coin is the Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle (1907), as it is a rare coin that has proved difficult to reproduce because of its sophisticated design. One such coin can fetch close to $8 million., ©2021 Bloomberg L.P.. Publisher: Suzanne Woolley, . Date Created: 06 May 2021, 2:27 PM IST </s> |
<s>[INST] Tell me news related to U.K. home Hongkongers [/INST] Wealth news. Title: Hongkongers Moving to U.K. May Sell $19 Billion of Homes. Short_description: Hong Kong expects to see more than 13,100 households move to the U.K. via their British National (Overseas) visas in 2021.. Description: Hong Kong homeowners may sell as much as HK$150 billion ($19.3 billion) worth of property this year when residents emigrate to the U.K., The city may see about 13,100 to 16,300 households move to the U.K. via their British National (Overseas) visas in 2021, Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Patrick Wong said in a report on Tuesday. The number represents 0.9% to 1.1% of households living in privately owned homes., If all of them sell their properties to fund their move and living costs, they could generate a maximum of HK$150 billion in 2021 alone, Bloomberg estimates show., The U.K. government’s , for Hong Kong residents with BN(O) status to obtain citizenship is prompting a migration and rise in home offers. Property listings at Centaline, Hong Kong’s largest real estate agency, surged by 44% from a year earlier to more than 40,000 homes., That’s not to say Hong Kong’s property market will fall into an abyss anytime soon. Buyers, including from mainland China, are absorbing the increased supply in the market. As an indicator of robust market activities, used-home-sale value in April is on track to hit a 23-year high at HK$50 billion, according to Centaline., H.K. BNO Exodus May Spur HK$150 Billion Outflow From Home Sales, About 1% of Private Households May Leave, Outflow From Home Sales May Hit HK$150 Billion, More Disposals Boost Secondary Home Sales, Prices in the city remain resilient, with current values just 5.4% lower than the historical peak set in mid-2019. Mortgage rates also dropped to the lowest in more than a decade, boosting the appetite of home buyers. Bloomberg Intelligence predicts used-home prices will grow 5% to 10% this year., More mainlanders are joining Hong Kong’s residential market, accounting for 11% of purchases in the first quarter, up from 8.7% three quarters earlier, according to Midland Realty., Wealthy Hong Kong buyers are looking to snap up homes in the U.K. They quadrupled their proportion of home purchases in London’s most expensive areas over 2020, according to agency Hamptons International, accounting for 8% of luxury homes bought last year., More than 35,000 eligible Hong Kongers have applied for the BN(O) program, , reported earlier this month., Those Hong Kong residents who are seeking to invest in the U.K. may face fierce competition. Lifestyle changes during the pandemic and a tax break on home purchases have pushed U.K.’s property market to new heights this year, with the proportion of homes available to buy at its lowest, according to property website Rightmove., ©2021 Bloomberg L.P.. Publisher: Shawna Kwan. Date Created: 27 Apr 2021, 3:33 AM IST </s> |
<s>[INST] Tell me news related to Taxes Hunt Rich Americans way [/INST] Wealth news. Title: Rich Americans Who Were Warned On Taxes Hunt For Ways Around Them. Short_description: Advisers, of course, will certainly try to help their clients adapt to whatever the new rules may be.. Description: For wealthy Americans worried about higher taxes, the future is looking bleaker., It’s all but inevitable that the Biden administration, as well as lawmakers at the state level, will target millionaires and billionaires for more levies. The new reality could feel harsh for investors who got used to paying a top rate of 23.8% on their capital gains, an amount they can lower further with many of the deductions, incentives and accounting tricks offered by the U.S. tax code., Advisers, of course, will certainly try to help their clients adapt to whatever the new rules may be., “We’re not going to evade taxes, but we’re going to avoid them and defer them as much as we can,” Bill Schwartz, managing director at Wealthspire Advisors, said in an interview. “We’re only beginning to explore. Give us a year or two and we’ll find ways around things.”, Wealthy Americans were amply warned that President Biden and Democrats in Congress want to raise their taxes. But what has surprised at least some of them is the size and speed of proposals., On Thursday, Bloomberg reported that Biden plans to nearly , on capital gains, pushing the top rate to 43.4% for those earning $1 million or more. If passed by the Democrats’ narrow majorities in Congress, it would fulfill a campaign pledge “to reward work, not just wealth” by bringing the tax on investors up around the level paid on ordinary wage income., Some members of the top 0.1% expressed anger, denial and grief. The stock market, which has steadily risen since Biden won the election, reacted with dismay, with U.S. equities falling the most in five weeks on Thursday. , “Obviously, this is eye popping,” John Norris, chief economist at Oakworth Capital Bank, said in a note sent to clients. He calmed clients with the suggestion that “it likely won’t come to pass, at least at these levels,” adding: “Remember, elected officials on both sides of the aisle have wealthy donors who probably won’t like this very much.”, Biden is signaling an epic shift in tax policy: For more than a generation, presidents and Congresses have rolled out the red carpet for investors. When not cutting taxes on capital gains and dividends, lawmakers introduced incentives designed to encourage investment in targeted areas., They were following both campaign contributors and economic orthodoxy, which insisted that low taxes encourages the sort of investment that boosts economic growth. But then a new generation of economists pointed out that the real-world evidence for those theories was flimsy., Tax cuts don’t seem to have juiced economic growth in the U.S. over the last few decades, even as they coincided with soaring income and wealthy inequality. Incentives programs — such as Opportunity Zones, a bipartisan idea to steer money to low-income areas implemented by President Donald Trump — have been criticized for , that would have taken place anyway., “Nobody has a crystal ball,” James Bertles, managing director at Tiedemann Advisors in Palm Beach, Florida, said in an interview. However, after the federal government spent trillions of dollars on Covid-19 relief, “most people think taxes are going to go up — it’s inevitable. We just don’t know which taxes are going to go up.”, If Biden is successful, Wall Street and investors who make most of their money from capital gains may need to get used to the idea that their taxes will look more like those of wealthy professionals such as doctors, lawyers, entertainers and even investment bankers who currently face marginal income tax rates north of 50% in high-tax states., “Nothing is going to surprise us as this point,” said Tara Thompson Popernik, director of research for Bernstein Private Wealth Management’s wealth planning and analysis group. “We’ve been telling our clients for some time that this is likely coming.”, Strategies to avoid a higher capital gains rate will depend on the details of the proposal, and on what other provisions get changed. An obvious technique, Schwartz and other advisers said, would be to keep incomes under $1 million — or whatever threshold is in the final legislation., Investors might also avoid the higher rate by holding onto assets for as long as possible. That strategy, however, could be complicated by other provisions that Biden and Democrats have floated, like beefing up the estate tax and ending a rule, called step-up-in-basis, that allows asset-holders to wipe away capital gains taxes at death., Life insurance products could also be a way for investors to cut investment taxes, as long as Democrats don’t target those strategies as well., Alternatively, investors and business owners could rush to sell assets now, or before the end of the year — assuming tax changes aren’t made retroactive to the beginning of the year — to lock in lower rates. Advisers said they’ve been discussing sales of art and family businesses, along with highly appreciated stock, by year-end., “If you’re going to do it anyway, maybe do it now,” Bernstein’s Thompson Popernik said. “The worry is that in the fourth quarter everyone else is going to be trying to make those changes at the same time.”, Thursday’s drop in the market prompted worries that, as Biden’s plans solidify and Congress starts to take action, stocks could continue to sell off. But it might not work that way., “I would tell people to temper their fear of a significant drop-off in the markets,” said Bob Schneider, director of financial planning at Johnson Financial Group. Historically, markets have often risen even while taxes are going up, he said., Indeed, stocks climbed on Friday after strong economic data., Also, what else are investors going to do with their money? Especially at a time when the economy seems to be bouncing back from the pandemic, many investors want exposure to stocks., “Yields are very low, so there aren’t a whole lot of other options,” Schneider said. “People will realize their gains and probably turn right back around and put their money back in the market.”, ©2021 Bloomberg L.P.. Publisher: Ben Steverman. Date Created: 25 Apr 2021, 11:18 AM IST </s> |
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