Singapore’s Fullerton Fund Management and China’s Da Cheng International Asset Management ( DCI ) have agreed on a partnership to offer their core equity investment capabilities to each other’s investors in Singapore and Hong Kong.

Through the agreement, Fullerton and DCI, the companies say, will co-sponsor products based on their respective equity expertise and collaborate on the development, promotion, management and distribution of these offerings in each other’s home markets.

These strategies include the Fullerton’s Global Absolute Alpha equity strategy and Da Cheng’s Gao Xin China equity strategy. In August, Fullerton launched its Fullerton Lux Funds - China Equities, which is sub-advised by DCI.

Fullerton is a Singapore-headquartered investment specialist with over 20 years of investing experience in financial markets. Clients include government entities, sovereign wealth funds, pension plans, insurance companies, private wealth and retail clients, offering investment solutions that span public and private markets. 

DCI is the international platform of Da Cheng Fund Management, which is among the first 10 fund houses in China. It is also one of only four fund houses that have been granted both the onshore and offshore managers licence by China’s National Council for Social Security Fund. 

“Our partnership with DCI fulfils our aim by providing our investors access to Da Cheng’s deep local expertise, high conviction approach and their impressive track record of uncovering hidden gems that are not only thriving at home but also gaining global market share,” says Mark Yuen, Fullerton’s chief business development officer and head of international entities. “The beauty of this partnership is that it also leverages DCI’s strong presence in the Hong Kong market and allows Fullerton to bring its global equity capability to new pools of investors.”