Assets under management in the investment industry has been on the decline over the years. Ensuing market volatility and increased political risk has kept risk-averse clients away from the market. Smaller funds sizes and evolving regulations which vary from country to country have constrained business growth. Amidst this scenario, the report discusses the key issues that confront MENA Asset Management Industry and puts forth policy actions which would help establish growth in the Industry for the long run.
In this report we have analysed the current state of MENA asset management industry in terms of industry architecture, market structure and fund performance. In-depth fund performance analysis based on geographical focus including alpha generated by the fund against respective benchmark and top fund managers based on AUMs being managed have been discussed. The report also highlights the regulatory developments and challenges being faced by the industry players in MENA region.
For Full report, visit: http://www.e-marmore.com/offerstores/mena-asset-management-report/66/1/2204/
The document summarizes the private equity landscape in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. It finds that private equity is still in its infancy in GCC due to muted capital inflows and challenges such as family businesses' reluctance to relinquish control. However, it also identifies opportunities for private equity investment in sectors like retail, education, healthcare, small and medium enterprises, and infrastructure. The document then profiles some of the major private equity players operating in the GCC region.
Kuwait Petrochemicals Industry Research ReportAnis Chief
Kuwait is a country blessed with abundant Oil resources. The Government of Kuwait has given thrust to sectors such as Petrochemicals, which can make use of the cheap feedstock available. Petrochemicals sector has been developed as part of the export diversification strategy of the Kuwait government. Kuwait has made persistent efforts to improve and enhance its Petrochemicals sector at par with the regional players in GCC. Kuwait Government is implementing a “Strategy 2002-2020” for the development of Petrochemicals sector in the country.
In this report, we have analyzed the opportunities for the Kuwait Petrochemical sector in the form of upcoming Joint ventures, increasing synergies for Petrochemical and refining integration and the cost advantage enjoyed by the Kuwait Petrochemical companies. The report also covers the government policies and initiatives which impact the functioning of the Petrochemicals sector in the country. The report discusses in detail the challenges faced in the form of volatility in prices of feedstock and increasing competition within the Petrochemical players in the GCC region. The report analyzes the opportunities available for the sector, which is mainly driven by the increasing demand from the Asian countries for Petrochemicals and products like paints, plastics and Polymers.
http://www.e-marmore.com/offerstores/kuwait-petrochemicals/66/1/2706/
GCC Education Research Report - Sector ResearchAnis Chief
The demographic structure of Gulf Co-operation Council countries (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain) is titled towards young age population, making education an imperative. Even though the GCC region is blessed with oil resources and wealth, paradoxically it also suffers from a high level of unemployment, mainly due to disconnect between skill sets and market needs. The GCC countries have realized this gap and have effected reforms and established various governing bodies to improve overall education structure. The GCC governments, on average, spends about xx% of their GDP on education lesser than xx% of the world average. Saudi Arabia in particular – spending xx% of GDP on education – is leading the way by giving a plenty of emphasis to improvements in the education sector.
Published:13-January-2013
Total No. of Pages: 76
Total No. of Tables: 8
Total No. of Charts: 51
For more info, kindly log-on to:
http://www.e-marmore.com/offerstore/1432/store/66/1/gcc-education/
This document summarizes research on the momentum factor in equities. It finds that stocks with strong recent performance tend to continue outperforming, known as the momentum effect. The biggest challenge for capturing momentum is its high inherent turnover. Using optimization in portfolio construction can successfully capture momentum while controlling turnover. Adding momentum to portfolios with other factors like value provides diversification benefits due to its negative correlation with value.
FUNDAMENTAL & TECNICAL ANALYSIS OF KARYAVA STOCK EX.docFUNDAMENTAL & TECNICAL...Babasab Patil
This document provides a summary of a project report on fundamental and technical analysis of a company. It includes an executive summary that outlines the research objectives, process, findings and recommendations. The key findings are that fundamental factors like management discussion, audited financial reports and cash flow statements provide important insights. Technically, short and long term support and resistance levels are identified for the stock and market. The recommendations are that long term investors can include the stock and buy at the fair value identified through fundamental analysis. Short term investors should consider support and resistance levels. Both fundamental and technical analysis should be used.
A systematic fund of managed accounts ( Jun 2011 )Peter Urbani
The document discusses a proposed systematic fund of managed accounts that aims to meet increasing demands from investors for greater liquidity, transparency, and reasonable returns. The fund would utilize a proprietary scoring methodology called SFA to rank and select a diverse range of managed accounts on a monthly basis based on risk-adjusted performance, downside protection, and return persistence. Back-testing of the systematic selection process shows the potential to achieve a reasonable risk-adjusted return while offering weekly liquidity and daily transparency into holdings.
A project report on technical analysis at share khanBabasab Patil
The document provides an overview of the stock market and technical analysis. It discusses the industry overview including definitions of a stock market and its key participants. It also examines the importance of stock markets and covers topics such as market indices, derivative instruments, investment strategies, taxation, irrational behavior and crashes. The document then provides a profile of Sharekhan, an Indian stock broker, outlining its services, achievements and competitors. It closes with an introduction to the Indian cement industry and profiles three major cement companies - ACC, Ultratech and Grasim.
The document summarizes the private equity landscape in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region. It finds that private equity is still in its infancy in GCC due to muted capital inflows and challenges such as family businesses' reluctance to relinquish control. However, it also identifies opportunities for private equity investment in sectors like retail, education, healthcare, small and medium enterprises, and infrastructure. The document then profiles some of the major private equity players operating in the GCC region.
Kuwait Petrochemicals Industry Research ReportAnis Chief
Kuwait is a country blessed with abundant Oil resources. The Government of Kuwait has given thrust to sectors such as Petrochemicals, which can make use of the cheap feedstock available. Petrochemicals sector has been developed as part of the export diversification strategy of the Kuwait government. Kuwait has made persistent efforts to improve and enhance its Petrochemicals sector at par with the regional players in GCC. Kuwait Government is implementing a “Strategy 2002-2020” for the development of Petrochemicals sector in the country.
In this report, we have analyzed the opportunities for the Kuwait Petrochemical sector in the form of upcoming Joint ventures, increasing synergies for Petrochemical and refining integration and the cost advantage enjoyed by the Kuwait Petrochemical companies. The report also covers the government policies and initiatives which impact the functioning of the Petrochemicals sector in the country. The report discusses in detail the challenges faced in the form of volatility in prices of feedstock and increasing competition within the Petrochemical players in the GCC region. The report analyzes the opportunities available for the sector, which is mainly driven by the increasing demand from the Asian countries for Petrochemicals and products like paints, plastics and Polymers.
http://www.e-marmore.com/offerstores/kuwait-petrochemicals/66/1/2706/
GCC Education Research Report - Sector ResearchAnis Chief
The demographic structure of Gulf Co-operation Council countries (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain) is titled towards young age population, making education an imperative. Even though the GCC region is blessed with oil resources and wealth, paradoxically it also suffers from a high level of unemployment, mainly due to disconnect between skill sets and market needs. The GCC countries have realized this gap and have effected reforms and established various governing bodies to improve overall education structure. The GCC governments, on average, spends about xx% of their GDP on education lesser than xx% of the world average. Saudi Arabia in particular – spending xx% of GDP on education – is leading the way by giving a plenty of emphasis to improvements in the education sector.
Published:13-January-2013
Total No. of Pages: 76
Total No. of Tables: 8
Total No. of Charts: 51
For more info, kindly log-on to:
http://www.e-marmore.com/offerstore/1432/store/66/1/gcc-education/
This document summarizes research on the momentum factor in equities. It finds that stocks with strong recent performance tend to continue outperforming, known as the momentum effect. The biggest challenge for capturing momentum is its high inherent turnover. Using optimization in portfolio construction can successfully capture momentum while controlling turnover. Adding momentum to portfolios with other factors like value provides diversification benefits due to its negative correlation with value.
FUNDAMENTAL & TECNICAL ANALYSIS OF KARYAVA STOCK EX.docFUNDAMENTAL & TECNICAL...Babasab Patil
This document provides a summary of a project report on fundamental and technical analysis of a company. It includes an executive summary that outlines the research objectives, process, findings and recommendations. The key findings are that fundamental factors like management discussion, audited financial reports and cash flow statements provide important insights. Technically, short and long term support and resistance levels are identified for the stock and market. The recommendations are that long term investors can include the stock and buy at the fair value identified through fundamental analysis. Short term investors should consider support and resistance levels. Both fundamental and technical analysis should be used.
A systematic fund of managed accounts ( Jun 2011 )Peter Urbani
The document discusses a proposed systematic fund of managed accounts that aims to meet increasing demands from investors for greater liquidity, transparency, and reasonable returns. The fund would utilize a proprietary scoring methodology called SFA to rank and select a diverse range of managed accounts on a monthly basis based on risk-adjusted performance, downside protection, and return persistence. Back-testing of the systematic selection process shows the potential to achieve a reasonable risk-adjusted return while offering weekly liquidity and daily transparency into holdings.
A project report on technical analysis at share khanBabasab Patil
The document provides an overview of the stock market and technical analysis. It discusses the industry overview including definitions of a stock market and its key participants. It also examines the importance of stock markets and covers topics such as market indices, derivative instruments, investment strategies, taxation, irrational behavior and crashes. The document then provides a profile of Sharekhan, an Indian stock broker, outlining its services, achievements and competitors. It closes with an introduction to the Indian cement industry and profiles three major cement companies - ACC, Ultratech and Grasim.
The document analyzes the Kuwait banking sector in 2013-2014, discussing its ownership structure, size, top 5 banks, growth drivers, trends and challenges. It finds that the sector showed improving asset quality in 2013-2014 amid credit risks. The report expects the sector to see continued growth in 2015, driven by economic expansion and government development projects, though non-performing loans and regional instability pose challenges.
Saudi Arabia Petrochemicals Industry Research ReportAnis Chief
Petrochemicals have been one of the major focus areas of the Government of Saudi Arabia in the past few decades for several reasons. It is one of those sectors in which Saudi Arabia enjoys a natural advantage due to the abundance of raw material. It also provides a means for diversification from the oil and gas sector which has been the major revenue generator across the GCC region. The petrochemical industry provides a lot of scope for local employment as well. All these factors align with the government’s agenda of job creation for the growing population, diversification into non-oil sectors making it one of the key sectors in Saudi Arabia.
In this report, we have analyzed the petrochemical sector in Saudi Arabia as a whole and also the major players in the country. The current trends and regulations in the industry along with the pricing trends of raw materials and end products have been incorporated. The report also covers the growth drivers and challenges faced by this sector which will determine its future growth and also the role of petrochemical industry in the government’s plans to diversify the economy away from oil and gas.
Offset Deals in the GCC - Marmore sector report - Executive SummarySudhakaran Jampala
The report provides an overview of offsets in the GCC region. It discusses the different types of offset programs, including direct offsets like co-production and subcontracting, and indirect offsets such as skills training programs. It analyzes trends in offsets in the GCC, how countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia have developed their offset policies, and some case studies of offset programs internationally. The report also covers criticism of offsets and provides policy recommendations, with the overall aim of outlining best practices for utilizing offsets to support domestic industries and job growth in GCC countries.
4th Venture Capital in MENA Report ( 2013 in review) MENA Private Equity Asso...Rami Al-Karmi
4th Venture Capital in MENA Report ( 2013 in review) MENA Private Equity Association includes my thought leadership piece on page 19 - Section4 titled :
Entrepreneurship versus Business as usual in MENA - the "new reality"
The Tadawul's Banks & Financial Services Index (TBFSI) in Saudi Arabia has been in a downtrend since August 2014, dropping 38%, but may now be bottoming out. There are signs of a potential rebound, as the RSI diverged positively from prices and crossed above 30, indicating a buy signal. Volume has also risen during the last downleg, signaling strong buying power. The sector is expected to rise with the first target being 16,400.
Marathon Asset Management is a global investment manager with $10 billion AUM that specializes in debt investments including high yield bonds, bank debt, distressed debt, emerging market debt, and real estate opportunities. The firm uses a disciplined investment approach and diversified portfolio strategy. Marathon can help financial institutions by investing in their assets, debt, and equity through opportunistic investments in special situations requiring active management.
Amwal Capital Partners for Sohn Invesment ConferenceRanim Diab
This document discusses a potential merger arbitrage opportunity in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region involving the merger of two banks - Kuwait Finance House (KFH) and Ahli United Bank (AUB). Some key points:
- KFH and AUB, one of the largest Islamic banks in MENA and a regional bank based in Bahrain, respectively, have agreed to a merger. KFH shareholders will own around 65% of the combined entity.
- The merger aims to increase AUB's presence in Kuwait, where a third of its assets are, and achieve geographical complementarity. It also allows the shareholders, which include sovereign wealth funds, to improve their return on equity targets
This document summarizes the Fundsupermart.com Recommended Unit Trust Awards 2015. It lists the winning funds in various categories including core equity, bond, and balanced funds. Core equity funds were awarded for global, developed markets, emerging markets, Asia ex-Japan, and Malaysia equity exposures. Bond funds were awarded for short duration Malaysia, Malaysia, and Islamic bond funds. Balanced funds were awarded for Asia ex-Japan, Malaysia, and Islamic balanced funds. Supplementary awards included funds focused on Greater China, Europe, US, global resources, Asia ex-Japan small-mid cap, and bond funds focused on Asia ex-Japan, emerging markets, and global bonds. The event highlights top performing funds based on both quantitative and
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This document discusses an asset management program that trades equity index futures and options. It profiles indexes based on historical and factor data to infer potential price movements. Trades are structured based on discrepancies between the index profile and implied volatility from options prices. Trades use entry limits, loss limits, and profit targets for control. The program aims to generate profits exceeding risks through an integrated loss control process applied throughout trading. Key features include separately managed accounts, transparency, favorable tax treatment, flexibility, and low minimums.
Faro Technologies is a leader in 3D measurement technologies with strong products and customer value propositions. However, the company has failed to deliver shareholder returns due to poor execution, elevated growth expectations, and a bloated cost structure. Avasar Partners believes Faro is significantly undervalued at its current price given its assets and market opportunity. Avasar's thesis is that with the right leadership changes, strategic focus on profitable growth, and accountability, Faro can improve operations and deliver shareholder returns of $49 per share by the end of 2016 and $86 per share by 2018 through achieving appropriate revenue, cost, and productivity targets.
Epic Research private limited have best technical research team, Our research team provide Daily report on SGX Index, You can get Daily Favorable Tips & future Strategy for SGX Market
The newsletter discusses the strong growth in the stock market from the previous Diwali to the current Diwali. It notes that analysts believe the bull run will continue for the next 4-5 years, though returns may slow. It advises remaining invested in equities but choosing the right mix of stocks and funds. It also profiles ESG funds, flexicap funds, and business cycle funds as good investment options in the current market. It highlights the inspiring story of an investor who achieved his goal of accumulating over Rs. 1 crore through systematic SIP investments over 10 years for his daughter's education.
The newsletter provides an overview of the stock market performance from the previous Diwali to the current Diwali. It notes that the Nifty grew 45% and Sensex grew 41% over this period. While most analysts believe the bull run will continue for the next 4-5 years, returns may not remain as high and investors should focus on choosing the right mix of stocks and funds. The newsletter discusses ESG funds, flexicap funds, and business cycle funds as good investment options. It also profiles an inspiring case study of an individual who achieved his financial goal of Rs. 1 crore by consistently investing in SIPs over 10 years. The newsletter emphasizes managing emotions and remaining invested in equities through this market rally
PF Capital Asbury Automotive 092214 FinalChand Sooran
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This document summarizes a presentation by Start Consult, a management consulting firm. It provides an overview of the company's experience in various sectors including financial services, private equity, and key client projects. The document discusses Start Consult's expertise, team background, and case studies working with clients on strategies, mergers and acquisitions, research studies, and business plans across multiple industries.
Ashok Leyland Q3FY15 Preview: Buy at a CMP of Rs51IndiaNotes.com
Expect volumes to grow by 33% YoY (-3.6% QoQ) led by a revival in demand seen in HCV.
- MHCVs volumes are expected to grow by 60% YoY (-6.1% QoQ) as business sentiments and economic activity improve.
- Expect realizations to improve by 17.8% YoY (-1.4% QoQ) on better product mix (higher MHCV share)
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This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
The document analyzes the Kuwait banking sector in 2013-2014, discussing its ownership structure, size, top 5 banks, growth drivers, trends and challenges. It finds that the sector showed improving asset quality in 2013-2014 amid credit risks. The report expects the sector to see continued growth in 2015, driven by economic expansion and government development projects, though non-performing loans and regional instability pose challenges.
Saudi Arabia Petrochemicals Industry Research ReportAnis Chief
Petrochemicals have been one of the major focus areas of the Government of Saudi Arabia in the past few decades for several reasons. It is one of those sectors in which Saudi Arabia enjoys a natural advantage due to the abundance of raw material. It also provides a means for diversification from the oil and gas sector which has been the major revenue generator across the GCC region. The petrochemical industry provides a lot of scope for local employment as well. All these factors align with the government’s agenda of job creation for the growing population, diversification into non-oil sectors making it one of the key sectors in Saudi Arabia.
In this report, we have analyzed the petrochemical sector in Saudi Arabia as a whole and also the major players in the country. The current trends and regulations in the industry along with the pricing trends of raw materials and end products have been incorporated. The report also covers the growth drivers and challenges faced by this sector which will determine its future growth and also the role of petrochemical industry in the government’s plans to diversify the economy away from oil and gas.
Offset Deals in the GCC - Marmore sector report - Executive SummarySudhakaran Jampala
The report provides an overview of offsets in the GCC region. It discusses the different types of offset programs, including direct offsets like co-production and subcontracting, and indirect offsets such as skills training programs. It analyzes trends in offsets in the GCC, how countries like the UAE and Saudi Arabia have developed their offset policies, and some case studies of offset programs internationally. The report also covers criticism of offsets and provides policy recommendations, with the overall aim of outlining best practices for utilizing offsets to support domestic industries and job growth in GCC countries.
4th Venture Capital in MENA Report ( 2013 in review) MENA Private Equity Asso...Rami Al-Karmi
4th Venture Capital in MENA Report ( 2013 in review) MENA Private Equity Association includes my thought leadership piece on page 19 - Section4 titled :
Entrepreneurship versus Business as usual in MENA - the "new reality"
The Tadawul's Banks & Financial Services Index (TBFSI) in Saudi Arabia has been in a downtrend since August 2014, dropping 38%, but may now be bottoming out. There are signs of a potential rebound, as the RSI diverged positively from prices and crossed above 30, indicating a buy signal. Volume has also risen during the last downleg, signaling strong buying power. The sector is expected to rise with the first target being 16,400.
Marathon Asset Management is a global investment manager with $10 billion AUM that specializes in debt investments including high yield bonds, bank debt, distressed debt, emerging market debt, and real estate opportunities. The firm uses a disciplined investment approach and diversified portfolio strategy. Marathon can help financial institutions by investing in their assets, debt, and equity through opportunistic investments in special situations requiring active management.
Amwal Capital Partners for Sohn Invesment ConferenceRanim Diab
This document discusses a potential merger arbitrage opportunity in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region involving the merger of two banks - Kuwait Finance House (KFH) and Ahli United Bank (AUB). Some key points:
- KFH and AUB, one of the largest Islamic banks in MENA and a regional bank based in Bahrain, respectively, have agreed to a merger. KFH shareholders will own around 65% of the combined entity.
- The merger aims to increase AUB's presence in Kuwait, where a third of its assets are, and achieve geographical complementarity. It also allows the shareholders, which include sovereign wealth funds, to improve their return on equity targets
This document summarizes the Fundsupermart.com Recommended Unit Trust Awards 2015. It lists the winning funds in various categories including core equity, bond, and balanced funds. Core equity funds were awarded for global, developed markets, emerging markets, Asia ex-Japan, and Malaysia equity exposures. Bond funds were awarded for short duration Malaysia, Malaysia, and Islamic bond funds. Balanced funds were awarded for Asia ex-Japan, Malaysia, and Islamic balanced funds. Supplementary awards included funds focused on Greater China, Europe, US, global resources, Asia ex-Japan small-mid cap, and bond funds focused on Asia ex-Japan, emerging markets, and global bonds. The event highlights top performing funds based on both quantitative and
QuantScape Equity Index Program v.1.4.3 (Version 2015-11)Tony D. Yeh
This document discusses an asset management program that trades equity index futures and options. It profiles indexes based on historical and factor data to infer potential price movements. Trades are structured based on discrepancies between the index profile and implied volatility from options prices. Trades use entry limits, loss limits, and profit targets for control. The program aims to generate profits exceeding risks through an integrated loss control process applied throughout trading. Key features include separately managed accounts, transparency, favorable tax treatment, flexibility, and low minimums.
Faro Technologies is a leader in 3D measurement technologies with strong products and customer value propositions. However, the company has failed to deliver shareholder returns due to poor execution, elevated growth expectations, and a bloated cost structure. Avasar Partners believes Faro is significantly undervalued at its current price given its assets and market opportunity. Avasar's thesis is that with the right leadership changes, strategic focus on profitable growth, and accountability, Faro can improve operations and deliver shareholder returns of $49 per share by the end of 2016 and $86 per share by 2018 through achieving appropriate revenue, cost, and productivity targets.
Epic Research private limited have best technical research team, Our research team provide Daily report on SGX Index, You can get Daily Favorable Tips & future Strategy for SGX Market
The newsletter discusses the strong growth in the stock market from the previous Diwali to the current Diwali. It notes that analysts believe the bull run will continue for the next 4-5 years, though returns may slow. It advises remaining invested in equities but choosing the right mix of stocks and funds. It also profiles ESG funds, flexicap funds, and business cycle funds as good investment options in the current market. It highlights the inspiring story of an investor who achieved his goal of accumulating over Rs. 1 crore through systematic SIP investments over 10 years for his daughter's education.
The newsletter provides an overview of the stock market performance from the previous Diwali to the current Diwali. It notes that the Nifty grew 45% and Sensex grew 41% over this period. While most analysts believe the bull run will continue for the next 4-5 years, returns may not remain as high and investors should focus on choosing the right mix of stocks and funds. The newsletter discusses ESG funds, flexicap funds, and business cycle funds as good investment options. It also profiles an inspiring case study of an individual who achieved his financial goal of Rs. 1 crore by consistently investing in SIPs over 10 years. The newsletter emphasizes managing emotions and remaining invested in equities through this market rally
PF Capital Asbury Automotive 092214 FinalChand Sooran
Asbury Automotive Group is one of the largest auto dealers in the US, concentrated in the Southeast and New Jersey. The document asserts that Asbury Automotive faces several cyclical challenges as the North American new and used car cycles peak, and relies heavily on ancillary revenue from financial services which may be restricted by new regulations. Specifically, Asbury derives a large and growing portion of its gross margin from arranging third-party financing and insurance for customers, which could be impacted by proposals to cap marketing fees. The author recommends shorting Asbury Automotive stock due to these cyclical and regulatory risks facing the company's business model.
This document summarizes a presentation by Start Consult, a management consulting firm. It provides an overview of the company's experience in various sectors including financial services, private equity, and key client projects. The document discusses Start Consult's expertise, team background, and case studies working with clients on strategies, mergers and acquisitions, research studies, and business plans across multiple industries.
Ashok Leyland Q3FY15 Preview: Buy at a CMP of Rs51IndiaNotes.com
Expect volumes to grow by 33% YoY (-3.6% QoQ) led by a revival in demand seen in HCV.
- MHCVs volumes are expected to grow by 60% YoY (-6.1% QoQ) as business sentiments and economic activity improve.
- Expect realizations to improve by 17.8% YoY (-1.4% QoQ) on better product mix (higher MHCV share)
Main Java[All of the Base Concepts}.docxadhitya5119
This is part 1 of my Java Learning Journey. This Contains Custom methods, classes, constructors, packages, multithreading , try- catch block, finally block and more.
This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
Physiology and chemistry of skin and pigmentation, hairs, scalp, lips and nail, Cleansing cream, Lotions, Face powders, Face packs, Lipsticks, Bath products, soaps and baby product,
Preparation and standardization of the following : Tonic, Bleaches, Dentifrices and Mouth washes & Tooth Pastes, Cosmetics for Nails.
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Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
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MENA Asset Management – December 2013
Table of Contents
1.
Executive Summary ............................................................................................... 6
2.
Key Questions and Policy Actions to be addressed ................................................ 8
What prevents the growth in Assets under Management? ................................................. 8
When will Saudi Arabia and Kuwait be part of MSCI Emerging Market Index? ..................... 9
What is ailing the debt market in the region and what can be done to improve it? ............ 10
Why ETFs aren’t popular in the MENA region? ............................................................... 11
Why is liquidity so low in the region? ............................................................................ 11
How to attract foreign investments?.............................................................................. 12
What could be Key innovation areas in MENA asset management industry? ...................... 13
Can Mutual funds outsize Managed accounts in terms of assets? ..................................... 14
3.
Industry Architecture .......................................................................................... 15
Research .................................................................................................................... 15
Product Range ............................................................................................................ 16
Marketing/Distribution of Funds .................................................................................... 16
Operational Support .................................................................................................... 18
Risk Management ........................................................................................................ 18
4.
SWOT Analysis ..................................................................................................... 20
5.
Market Structure ................................................................................................. 21
Leadership Position ..................................................................................................... 22
Cost ........................................................................................................................... 23
Domicile ..................................................................................................................... 24
Specialized Funds ........................................................................................................ 24
Managed Assets .......................................................................................................... 25
6.
Saudi Arabian Funds ............................................................................................ 27
7.
Morocco Funds ..................................................................................................... 29
8.
Egypt Funds ......................................................................................................... 31
9.
Kuwait Funds ....................................................................................................... 33
10.
Tunisia Funds ....................................................................................................... 35
11.
MENA Funds ......................................................................................................... 37
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MENA Asset Management – December 2013
12.
GCC Funds ........................................................................................................... 39
13.
Lebanon Funds .................................................................................................... 41
14.
UAE Funds............................................................................................................ 43
15.
Oman Funds ......................................................................................................... 45
16.
Qatar Funds ......................................................................................................... 47
17.
Iraq Funds ........................................................................................................... 49
18.
Jordan Funds ....................................................................................................... 51
19.
Bahrain Funds ...................................................................................................... 53
20.
Challenges to the Industry .................................................................................. 55
Elusive Growth ............................................................................................................ 55
Political Risk................................................................................................................ 56
Benchmark Issues ....................................................................................................... 56
Fund Size ................................................................................................................... 57
Marketing/Distribution of Funds .................................................................................... 57
Fluidic Regulations ...................................................................................................... 57
21.
Regulatory Developments ................................................................................... 58
22.
Appendix.............................................................................................................. 65
Appendix 1: Global Asset Management Industry Overview .............................................. 65
Appendix 2: Estimating the Size of Managed Accounts.................................................... 67
Appendix 3: Consolidated Fund Manager Rankings ......................................................... 68
Appendix 4: MSCI Classification Criteria......................................................................... 70
Appendix 5: Current Stance of MENA Countries.............................................................. 71
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MENA Asset Management – December 2013
Tables and Charts
TABLES
CHARTS
2.1
2.2
Current Stance of MSCI
Establishment of Corporate Governance Code
2.1
3.1
Portfolio Equity Investment, net (in USD bn)
Industry Architecture
3.1
Skewed Sectorial Representation
5.1
MENA Asset Management Snapshot
3.2
6.1
Fund Distribution Network
Saudi Arabia AUM Breakup
5.2
7.1
Morocco AUM Breakup
8.1
Egypt AUM Breakup
6.1
Top Asset Managers in each Geographical Focus
Estimating the Size of Managed Accounts (USD
billion)
Assets under Management - Summary
9.1
Kuwait AUM Breakup
6.2
7.1
7.2
8.1
8.2
9.1
Top Fund Managers
Assets under Management - Summary
Top Fund Managers
Assets under Management - Summary
Top Fund Managers
Assets under Management - Summary
10.1
11.1
12.1
13.1
14.1
15.1
Tunisia AUM Breakup
MENA AUM Breakup
GCC AUM Breakup
Lebanon AUM Breakup
UAE AUM Breakup
Oman AUM Breakup
9.2
10.
1
10.2
11.1
Top Fund Managers
16.1
Qatar AUM Breakup
Assets under Management - Summary
17.1
Iraq AUM Breakup
Top Fund Managers
Assets under Management - Summary
18.1
19.1
11.2
Top Fund Managers
22.1
12.1
Assets under Management- Summary
22.2
12.2
13.1
13.2
Top Fund Managers
Assets under Management - Summary
Top Fund Managers
17.2
18.1
Jordan AUM Breakup
Conventional Equity Fund
Global Assets under Management (in USD
trillions)
Middle East & South Africa, Assets under
Management
TABLES (Contd)
Top Fund Managers
Assets under Management - Summary
14.1
14.2
15.1
15.2
16.1
16.2
Assets under Management - Summary
Top Fund Managers
Assets under Management - Summary
Top Fund Managers
Assets under Management - Summary
Top Fund Managers
18.2
19.1
19.2
20.1
20.2
21.1
Specialized Funds
Assets under Management - Summary
Conventional Funds
AUM over the Years (in USD mn)
Average Fund Size in MENA
MENA Independent Capital Market Authorities
17.1
Assets under Management – Summary
22.1
22.2
Worldwide Mutual Fund Assets, 2012
Investment Funds Multiple Matrix
5.3
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