Eyeing more growth for its Asian business the boutique Asset Manager and Financial Services Provider Swiss-Asia has unveiled new funds on its fund management platform.

Swiss-Asia, with offices in Hong Kong and Singapore, has announced the expansion of its fund management platform with the addition of two more funds which come with substantial professional expertise.

Splendor Capital Management (HK) has come to an agreement to join forces with Swiss-Asia to deliver institutional grade management with the Credence Global Fund. Its current AUM is $150 million, with eight years of audited track record and an annualised performance of 18.9 percent. Chief Investment Officer Ruhong Huang will manage the fund using relative value trading.

Huang has been trading Chinese and international financial and commodity markets for 18 years. His trading life started in the 1990s when China first allowed cash equity and commodity futures trading.

India and ASEAN

Swiss-Asia has also inked a deal with French asset management firm Twenty First Capital to become the Sub-Investment Manager of the IndiAsean Fund. Wen Zhang-Goldberg has been hired as the Portfolio Manager for the Fund.

Zhang-Goldberg adopts an informed yet opportunistic approach towards managing the fund. Combining top-down and bottom-up analysis, Shanti IndiAsean Fund will look for absolute performance in equities listed in India and ASEAN.

Cap Intro Events

«We look forward to growing the Swiss-Asia fund management platform with highly experienced Fund Managers Ruhong and Wen. As investor interests gain momentum across Asia, we will continue to expand our operating platforms to help more independent fund managers achieve investor confidence by offering robust frameworks in hedge funds operations,» Steve Knabl, Chief Operating Officer and Managing Partner at Swiss-Asia, said.

In line with expanding the fund management platform in Singapore and Hong Kong, Swiss-Asia also hosts Cap Intro events in both cities, providing more investor access to rising alternative funds in Asia. Earlier in April, Swiss-Asia hosted the first Cap Intro event in Singapore.