Financial advisers tend to provide their clients with asset allocation advice from a geographical perspective before providing them with investment exposure through unit trust funds. However, investors today are increasingly looking at investment from a growth versus value, or sectorial, perspective.
“All these things about geographical allocation may have to be reconsidered. Investors are now looking at stocks from the perspective of growth versus value [stocks]. Growth stocks are now outperforming value stocks. When are they going to switch? Then, they have the sectoral perspective of IT (information technology) versus non-IT stocks.
“We have a person (in our company) who looks at equity markets from a sectoral perspective now [to better advise our clients]. We didn’t have one before. The world has moved towards such a direction. And we have to follow the trend,” says Sani.
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It was the fastest expansion since the third quarter of 2009, when the economy grew by 3.0%, and the first expansion in three quarters as the economy bounced back from its first recession since 2003.
SEOUL: South Korea's economy expanded by a seasonally adjusted 2.1% in the July-September period from the previous quarter, revised central bank data showed on Tuesday, notches above the 1.9% growth estimated earlier.
It was the fastest expansion since the third quarter of 2009, when the economy grew by 3.0%, and the first expansion in three quarters as the economy bounced back from its first recession since 2003.
A 16% surge in exports in the third quarter towed the growth, the best reading since 1986 and reversing a 16.1% contraction in the second quarter.
The nation's central bank on Thursday raised its economic projections for this year and next, citing better-than-expected export growth.
Facilities investment expanded 8.1% quarter-on-quarter, while construction investment declined 7.3% and private consumption stood flat.
In year-on-year terms, South Korea's GDP fell a revised 1.1% during the September quarter, compared to with 1.3% decline estimated earlier.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 30): ASEAN member states are speeding up their economic integration by mitigating intra-Asian trade challenges and accelerating seamless trade in goods by roads with the new ASEAN Customs Transit System (ACTS).
The ACTS was developed to streamline cross-border customs processes with the aim of accelerating land transit movements and reducing the time and expense of carrying out regional trade in goods.
The broader objective is to reduce intra-ASEAN trading challenges and enable companies to benefit more from the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) and the free movement of goods across the ASEAN region.
The 37th ASEAN Summit was held earlier this month and the ACTS live operation, which was implemented on Nov 2, signalled a clear illustration of ASEAN’s commitment.
Royal Malaysian Customs Department senior assistant director Dr Ramlah Mukhtar said pilot tests were taken between January and October 2020 to evaluate how components under the ACTS can be utilised by Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
"Myanmar will join the system in 2021 and we foresee Brunei, the Philippines and Indonesia joining later and their participation will be included in the enhancement of the ACTS application and system," she said during a virtual press conference of the official launch of ACTS here today.
ASEAN Federation Forwarders Associations (AFFA) executive director Iman Ghandi said ACTS was developed to streamline cross-border Customs processes, aimed at accelerating transit movements, and reducing the time and expense of carrying out regional trade in goods.
"The ASEAN Customs Transit System is simplifying the movement of goods across the region, making it more efficient and cost-effective.
“Under ACTS, the private sector can make a single Customs transit declaration that covers the transport of goods across multiple ASEAN countries, without the need to make repeated Customs declarations or change vehicles at each border. It will also reduce the inventory costs of producers," he added.
The system is managed by a permanent ACTS Central Management Team based in the ASEAN Secretariat in Jakarta, with support from the European Union-funded ARISE Plus programme.
ARISE Plus has provided extensive ACTS training for stakeholders in the public and private sectors including Customs authorities, government transport agencies, freight forwarders, transporters, banks and insurance companies.
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