Nippon Capital AM Clients Bullish Despite China Stock Rout
Nippon Capital AM says a recent survey shows its institutional clients remain bullish on upside potential in equities.
Tokyo, Japan, October 01, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Nippon Capital AM (Nippon Capital Asset Management J-LLC), has published results of a recent poll of its institutional clients showing a broad-based bullishness towards a resumption of the bull market in Chinese equities despite the extreme volatility that has characterized the market in the last several weeks.
The Japan-based investment boutique said the survey was conducted as part of the firm’s continuing deliberations on when and by how much to cut its management fees for institutional clients.
Charles Worth, Executive Vice-President and Co-Chief Investment Officer at Nippon Capital AM said, “The blood-letting in the mainland Chinese indices appears to be over for now but it’s at times like this that investor risk appetite is tested to its limits. It made sense for us to take a closer look at client sentiment especially when some may have suffered losses with other managers.”
According to the poll, 58% of Nippon Capital AM clients said they felt that stocks would resume their upward trajectory in the year ahead while 37% said that the sustainability of any resumption of the uptrend would almost certainly depend upon how long the emergency measures introduced by the Chinese authorities to halt the selloff remained in place.
Clients were asked to identify what they felt were the most likely factors that could drive prices higher; 61% pointed to broad expectations of monetary stimulus from the central bank, 13% cited a slowing in China’s economic cooling while 11% optimistically suggested that a resurgence in global demand for Chinese exports would play a significant part.
Toshiro Noda, the company’s newly-appointed Senior Vice-President said, “We think that the results of our survey will help us decide on the ways we can adjust our charging structure to more closely reflect the redoubtable confidence with which our clients view the future.”
About Nippon Capital AM
Nippon Capital Asset Management J-LLC is a ‘fee only’ financial advisory service. This way you can be assured that we are acting in your best interests at all times. Other services have ‘special’ relationships with banks and financial institutions, from which they are paid a negotiated percentage of any deals that they broker on their behalf. These third party arrangements distort how investments should be dealt with presenting a clear conflict of interest. We do NOT operate in this manner and offer total commitment to our valued clients, without receiving any compensation from third party sources in the industry.
Nippon Capital Asset Management J-LLC operates under the strict guidelines of the Fiduciary Standard of Care (FSC). We are bound to a code of conduct that holds the clients interest in paramount position.
The Japan-based investment boutique said the survey was conducted as part of the firm’s continuing deliberations on when and by how much to cut its management fees for institutional clients.
Charles Worth, Executive Vice-President and Co-Chief Investment Officer at Nippon Capital AM said, “The blood-letting in the mainland Chinese indices appears to be over for now but it’s at times like this that investor risk appetite is tested to its limits. It made sense for us to take a closer look at client sentiment especially when some may have suffered losses with other managers.”
According to the poll, 58% of Nippon Capital AM clients said they felt that stocks would resume their upward trajectory in the year ahead while 37% said that the sustainability of any resumption of the uptrend would almost certainly depend upon how long the emergency measures introduced by the Chinese authorities to halt the selloff remained in place.
Clients were asked to identify what they felt were the most likely factors that could drive prices higher; 61% pointed to broad expectations of monetary stimulus from the central bank, 13% cited a slowing in China’s economic cooling while 11% optimistically suggested that a resurgence in global demand for Chinese exports would play a significant part.
Toshiro Noda, the company’s newly-appointed Senior Vice-President said, “We think that the results of our survey will help us decide on the ways we can adjust our charging structure to more closely reflect the redoubtable confidence with which our clients view the future.”
About Nippon Capital AM
Nippon Capital Asset Management J-LLC is a ‘fee only’ financial advisory service. This way you can be assured that we are acting in your best interests at all times. Other services have ‘special’ relationships with banks and financial institutions, from which they are paid a negotiated percentage of any deals that they broker on their behalf. These third party arrangements distort how investments should be dealt with presenting a clear conflict of interest. We do NOT operate in this manner and offer total commitment to our valued clients, without receiving any compensation from third party sources in the industry.
Nippon Capital Asset Management J-LLC operates under the strict guidelines of the Fiduciary Standard of Care (FSC). We are bound to a code of conduct that holds the clients interest in paramount position.
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81645604471
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