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Lion Global Investors launches Singapore’s first actively managed ETF

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Published Fri, Jan 12, 2024 · 08:19 PM
    • During a panel discussion at the launch of the ETF, experts noted that AI could help streamline the process in selecting stocks.
    • During a panel discussion at the launch of the ETF, experts noted that AI could help streamline the process in selecting stocks. PHOTO: LION GLOBAL INVESTORS

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    LION Global Investors (LGI) has launched a new Japan-focused exchange-traded fund (ETF), which is the first actively managed ETF in the Singapore market.

    The Lion-Nomura Japan Active ETF (Powered by AI) – which was launched on Friday (Jan 12) in collaboration with Nomura Asset Management group – comes around a month after the Singapore Exchange (SGX) rolled out new listing requirements allowing active ETFs.

    The new fund aims to provide “long-term capital growth” by investing primarily based on results from proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) and machine-learning models that analyse fundamental, technical, qualitative and quantitative metrics.

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