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Born in 1983s, Legal Office in Hong Kong, with the collaboration of one of the largest financial groups in the world, the primary objective was to provide long-term and short-term financial security to our customer group.
The investment strategy is determined by the founding board of the Mael Foundation on the basis of the recommendations of the Investment committee and within the provisions of the Investment Funds Act.
Reserves for value swaps and interest reserves protect the investor's assets from fluctuations in the financial markets, thus ensuring a financial equilibrium.
In 2015s, the Investment division was created, where diversification of investment tends to capture the most attractive market opportunities and can ensure a stable flow of resources to the customer.


LATEST NEWS

Singapore venture capital firm raises $210 million to invest in regional start-ups

  • Vertex Ventures, which calls itself Singapore's largest venture capital firm, has raised $210 million to invest in start-ups around Southeast Asia and India
  • The figure is bigger than the company's original target size of $150 million
  • Singapore venture capital


LATEST NEWS

197 Fortune Global 500 companies tap Huawei for success in new ICT era

Huawei, and its Fortune Global 500 partners and customers showcased jointly-developed ICT solutions driving digital transformation at HUAWEI CONNECT 2017, which kicked off 5 Sep in Shanghai. Huawei also unveiled its "Platform + Connection + Ecosystem" strategy designed to promote development of an enterprise-level Internet of Things (IoT).

Huawei's platform




LATEST NEWS

Earnings season stateside kicks off this week, with investors expected to pay close attention to the slew of big name U.S. financials ? including JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo ? due to report results in the days ahead.

Although the markets seem to be confident about a relatively healthy earnings picture for the third quarter, the current quarter's performance could be impacted by several negative factors.

For starters, uncertainty over the progress made on U.S. tax reform could make investors slightly more cautious about the future. Lower trading revenues and the economic impact of several massive hurricanes could also be of some cause for concern.

What could hurt big banks? earnings this quarter?




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