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“提升证券业金融知识意识”培训课程
2025年11月11日下午，富亚资产管理（柬埔寨）有限公司的代表参加了由柬埔寨证券交易监管局（SERC）与爱喜利达商学院（AUB）合作举办的‘提升证券业金融知识意识’培训课程。 在此次培训期间，经富亚资产管理（柬埔寨）有限公司管理层批准，副销售及市场经理 Sok Chantola 先生发表了关于‘毕业期间及毕业后的个人财务规划’的演讲，指导参与者如何有效地管理和规划其长期财务储蓄。 此次培训旨在提升大学生的金融素养，鼓励有效的储蓄习惯和明智的投资实践，帮助他们为长期的财务稳定制定计划。
2025年信托论坛
富亚资产管理（柬埔寨）有限公司首席执行官兼执行董事 Eric Loo 先生很荣幸参加了于2025年10月31日在金边索卡酒店举行的2025年信托论坛。此次活动以‘信托业务平台与法律合规’为主题，为讨论家族信托、柬埔寨信托行业的战略方向以及促进建立稳健透明的信托商业环境提供了重要平台。 通过出席此次会议，Eric 先生表示很感激能有机会与主要利益相关者接触，并为支持柬埔寨信托行业持续发展的对话做出贡献。
富亚参加2025年年度证券会议
富亚资产管理（柬埔寨）有限公司很荣幸能参加10月7日举行的2025年年度证券会议！我们很高兴在整个活动期间与参观我们展位的与会者进行交流。 副总理、财经部部长兼非银行金融服务管理局主席安蓬莫尼拉阁下/博士，以及柬埔寨王国政府代表、柬埔寨证券交易监管局（SERC）总干事 Sou Socheat 阁下出席了此次活动。
富亚资产管理（柬埔寨）因其对柬埔寨金融市场的贡献而获得表彰
在2025年10月7日于索卡酒店举行的2025年年度证券会议上富亚资产管理（柬埔寨）有限公司首席执行官兼执行董事 Eric Loo 先生荣获柬埔寨王国政府代表、SERC 总干事 Sou Socheat 阁下颁发的认可证书。此次盛会由 SERC 主办，汇聚了柬埔寨证券行业的领导者和专业人士，共同探讨可持续性、创新、包容性和韧性。我们真的很荣幸能成为2025年年度证券会议的赞助商之一！ 在 2025 年 10 月 7 日 于 索卡酒店 举行的 2025 年年度证券会议 上富亚资产管理（柬埔寨）有限公司的首席执行官兼执行董事 Eric Loo 先生，在这一由 柬埔寨证券与交易监管机构（SERC） 主办的重要活动中，荣获 柬埔寨王国政府代表、SERC 总干事 Sou Socheat 阁下 颁发的表彰证书。 本次大会汇聚了柬埔寨证券领域的领导者与专业人士，共同探讨 可持续发展、创新、包容性与韧性 等关键议题。 富亚资产管理（柬埔寨）有限公司为能支持柬埔寨金融市场的持续增长和创新而感到自豪！
Aaron Ng 先生在2025年年度证券会议上倡导单位信托投资策略
富亚资产管理公司（新加坡）首席执行官 Aaron Ng 先生，于 2025 年 10 月 7 日 在 索卡酒店 举行的 2025 年年度证券会议 上，发表了题为 《在柬埔寨投资单位信托基金：多元化投资并降低风险》 的精彩演讲。该会议由 柬埔寨证券与交易监管机构（SERC） 主办。 会议由副总理、财经部部长兼非银行金融服务管理局主席安蓬莫尼拉（AUN Pornmoniroth）阁下/博士主持。 Aaron 先生的会议就柬埔寨资本市场的增长潜力以及单位信托基金在最小化风险和分散投资方面的关键作用提供了宝贵的观点。
富亚首席执行官 Eric Loo 先生参加 狮子信托20周年庆典
新加坡 – 2025年9月5日， 富亚资产管理（柬埔寨）有限公司受邀参加 狮子信托集团在新加坡举行的20周年庆典。我们的首席执行官兼执行董事 Eric 先生很荣幸能与创始人、合作伙伴和业界同仁一起庆祝这一非凡的里程碑。 狮子信托 20年的历程是信任、文化和坚持所产生影响力的有力证明。在一个通常关注短期利益的行业中，他们证明了真诚的关系和长期的管理才是建立持久成功的关键。这种承诺与 富亚资产管理公司在柬埔寨的使命产生了深刻共鸣。 狮子信托 所体现的原则正是我们努力追求的：信任是每一个伙伴关系的基石。协作文化孕育共同目标。通过一致性和可持续增长建立长久发展。 我们要向整个狮子信托团队致以最热烈的祝贺。他们的价值观和奉献精神是一种鼓舞，我们期待继续合作，共同为我们要服务的社群塑造一个稳定和繁荣的金融未来。”
富亚与大学生分享集体投资计划洞察
2025 年 8 月 26 日上午，富亚资产管理 ( 柬埔寨 ) 有限公司 . 代表参加了由爱喜利达证券有限公司 (ACLEDA Securities Plc.) 主办、柬埔寨证券交易监管机构 (SERC) 、柬埔寨证券交易所 (CSX) 及亚欧大学 (AEU) 支持的 “ 智慧投资 ” 培训课程。 在富亚管理层批准下，公司法务与合规官员 Taing Hoy 先生 作了题为《集体投资计划》的专题演讲，向学生介绍了与柬埔寨证券行业相关的最新投资知识，普及了集体投资工具的理念及实践应用。 本次培训旨在提升大学生的金融素养，培养良好的储蓄习惯，并推动理性、智慧的投资理念，为未来投资实践打下坚实基础。
塑造柬埔寨金融未来：来自行业领袖的洞察
2025 年 8 月 22 日的最新研讨会汇聚了行业领袖，分享对塑造柬埔寨金融行业发展关键议题的专业见解。 富亚首席执行官 Eric Loo 先生 发表了题为《成功推出柬埔寨首支公募基金对国家经济及金融体系的重要意义》的演讲。他强调了富亚作为市场先行者的影响力，分享了推出该国首支公募基金所面临的挑战，以及公司在行业设立的高标准，确保透明度、安全性及投资者信心。他还指出该基金带来的经济效益，如吸引新投资机会，以及集体投资计划 如何支持项目和中小企业推动增长。他的观点凸显了创新和勤勉在建设强大金融体系、增强经济及投资环境方面的重要性。 随后，碉堡信托有限公司 (StrongHold Trustee) Hans Chen 先生 介绍了公司业务，并阐述了受托服务的重要性，强调其在确保集体投资计划管理的安全性、透明性和信任度方面的关键作用。 最后， Zhang Dazhi 先生 分享了柬埔寨企业合规方面的专业经验，探讨企业有效管理风险的实践策略，包括合理税务规划、通过环境影响评估实现可持续增长、准确报告及遵守监管要求，为企业应对不断变化的合规环境提供指导。 这些讨论集中体现了行业专家在建设更强大、更具韧性及前瞻性的柬埔寨金融生态系统方面的共同努力。
富亚在全国投资工具研讨会上发挥关键作用
2025 年 8 月 14 日，富亚资产管理 ( 柬埔寨 ) 有限公司参与了以 “ 证券行业的投资工具与融资理解 ” 为主题的重要全国性研讨会。该活动在柬埔寨国家社会保障基金 (NSSF) 总部举行，由柬埔寨证券交易监管机构 (SERC) 与国家社会保障基金联合主办，并得到柬埔寨证券交易所 (CSX) 、爱喜利达证券有限公司 (ACLEDA Securities Plc.) 、富亚资产管理 ( 柬埔寨 ) 有限公司及 Gold Financial Global Investment Co., Ltd. (GFG) 的支持。研讨会汇聚了 150 多名参与者，包括政府官员及金融专业人士。 国家社会保障基金副总干事 Kim Keoreaksme 阁下 对柬埔寨国家社会保障基金卡在帮助民众支付医院账单和医疗费用方面所产生的积极影响表示赞赏，同时重申柬埔寨国家社会保障基金致力于为会员提供关键的社会保障和金融服务。他还强调了投资机会在补充社会保障、确保长期可持续发展方面的重要性。这些讲话反映了高层政府领导的高度支持与认可，凸显了富亚与柬埔寨国家社会保障基金合作在推进国家福祉和长期经济增长方面的战略意义。 富亚首席执行官兼执行董事 Eric Loo 先生 在研讨会上展示了公司作为柬埔寨新兴基金管理市场先锋的角色。他的愿景和领导力推动了新基金项目的发展，并奠定了富亚在市场上的先行者地位。新加坡董事会成员 Low Hon-Yu 先生 和 Christopher Wong 先生 也出席活动，全力支持这一重要的国家级工作。这种本地领导力与全球专业经验的结合，正是富亚的独特优势所在。 富亚在推动市场发展方面的承诺得到了高度认可。柬埔寨皇家政府代表兼柬埔寨证券交易监管机构总干事 Sou Socheat 阁下 对富亚在研讨会成功举办及投资者教育和市场发展方面所作出的贡献表示高度赞赏。这一高层认可凸显了富亚在建设信任、传播金融知识及促进柬埔寨金融生态系统发展的关键作用。 富亚企业经理 Nhem Sopaul 先生 进行了题为《集体投资计划 (CIS) 》的演讲，将复杂的金融概念以通俗易懂的方式向柬埔寨国家社会保障基金官员讲解。他阐述了这些基金如何为普通柬埔寨民众提供有纪律性、分散化的投资机会，体现了公司赋能投资者的使命。 富亚在教育和创新方面的开创性工作在研讨会上引发了广泛关注，并带来了强有力的交流与合作，多位高管对我们的基金表现出兴趣。这表明公司在引领柬埔寨投资市场的努力正取得显著成效，巩固了富亚作为值得信赖市场领导者的声誉。 凭借卓越的领导力和全球专业经验，富亚秉持使命：让投资更易获得、提升金融素养，并在塑造柬埔寨金融未来中发挥变革性作用。
市场展望
2026 October Market Outlook: Asia Markets – AI Valuation Concerns and Rising Geopolitical Risks
The direction of US monetary policy remains a key source of uncertainty. Minutes from the September Federal Open Market Committee (“FOMC”) meeting indicated that a further rate increase before year-end remains possible. However, Chair Warsh has declined to commit to a path, identifying the October and December meetings as the key decision points. Ahead of the next FOMC meeting on 27–28 October, the International Monetary Fund has cautioned that uncertainty over US monetary policy could keep Asian financial markets volatile. The recent sell-off has also brought the financing of AI investment into sharper focus. Chair Warsh noted that large technology companies raising funds in the bond market are adding to competition for capital. In our view, investors are likely to place greater scrutiny on the returns these companies generate from their AI spending. Developments in the Middle East remain a key swing factor for oil prices and inflation. Before the conflict began in late February, the Strait of Hormuz carried around one-fifth of global oil supply. Within Asia, the most significant development has been in Indonesia. On 15 October, index provider MSCI Inc. launched a consultation on reclassifying Indonesia from Emerging Market to Standalone Market status, citing insufficient progress on market transparency, concentrated shareholdings and weak enforcement. This contrasts with FTSE Russell, which reaffirmed Indonesia’s emerging market status. The Jakarta Composite Index fell 8.0% following the announcement, which triggered a trading halt. MSCI has also frozen certain index changes for Indonesian securities, including new additions, until further notice. The announcement adds to a difficult year for Indonesia, whose stock market has fallen more than 30% to become the world’s worst performing this year, according to Bloomberg, while Moody’s and Fitch have both revised the sovereign rating outlook to negative. With the consultation open until 30 April 2027, analysts expect foreign outflows to continue. In North Asia, the October sell-off highlighted how exposed South Korea and Taiwan have become to swings in AI sentiment after very strong gains over the past year. The KOSPI and TAIEX rose 86.7% and 80.6% respectively over the past year, and the TAIEX’s price-to-earnings ratio has expanded to 27.9 times from 23.1 times. Singapore again demonstrated its defensive qualities, with the Straits Times Index declining only 0.5% on 15 October, a far smaller fall than its North Asian peers. Overall, investor sentiment has shifted from chasing AI momentum towards greater caution on valuations, funding costs, and geopolitical risk. In this environment, we remain focused on businesses with strong balance sheets, sustainable earnings and pricing power, which we believe are better positioned to navigate persistent inflation and energy price shocks. We continue to apply a disciplined, bottom-up approach to stock selection and to maintain diversification across geographies and themes.
2026 September Market Outlook: Navigating Market Divergence
The Fed maintained a restrictive, data-dependent stance through August and subsequently raised the federal funds target range by 25 basis points to 3.75-4.00% citing persistent inflationary pressures. Updated projections point to the possibility of one further increase in 2026. Elevated long-dated US Treasury yields continue to present a valuation risk particularly for growth, technology and AI-related companies, whose expected cash flows lie further in the future. At the same time, continued corporate earnings delivery and investments in strategic technologies along the tech supply chain have so far helped the global economy absorb tighter financial conditions. Strong earnings guidance from major global technology companies supports the view that investment in data centres, advanced chips and supporting infrastructure remains resilient. Within Asia, performance has diverged meaningfully across countries. Singapore remains the region’s defensible market, with strong banking profitability and wealth management inflows attracting investor interest amid global uncertainty. Taiwan and South Korea’s technology sector continues to be major beneficiaries of surging AI-related demand. On the other hand, confidence towards China’s and Indonesia’s growth outlook remains fragile. China’s slow economic momentum is a result of a weak property market and slow domestic consumption, while Indonesia’s commodity price normalisation and concerns over capital outflows weigh on sentiment. Against this backdrop, maintaining well-diversified exposure across geographies and themes remains important. We continue to be highly selective in stock selection, adhering to a disciplined, bottom-up approach to portfolio construction that prioritises quality and resilience to macroeconomic uncertainty.
2026 August Market Outlook: Navigating Volatility
Concerns around the durability of AI-related capital expenditure and intensifying competition triggered a sharp sector sell-off after a mid-July peak. Investor sentiment turned more discerning on the back of earnings season, and questions arose regarding how sustainable the AI investment pace is without eating into cash generation. Capital rotated out of semiconductors and into energy, financials and value stocks, shifting to markets and names seen as less exposed to a single-theme correction. Layered on top was renewed Middle East escalation and its effect on rates expectations. Brent crude spiked back above $100/barrel intermittently after the US reinstated a naval blockade on Iran and announced plans to impose a levy on cargo transiting Hormuz, although the levy was never implemented. This revived inflation concerns and caused markets to price a reduced likelihood of further Fed easing. Elevated US bond yields further weighed on stocks. Looking ahead, renewed conflict or another AI-related pullback could swiftly unwind recent sentiment gains and force a repricing of both rates and earnings expectations. Against this backdrop, we continue to favour a diversified, bottom-up approach that balances exposure to structural AI and technology themes with quality, less crowded names to weather through volatility.
2026 July Market Outlook: Navigating Crosscurrents
Central banks broadly maintained a data-dependent stance through the period and remained watchful even as global energy-driven inflation eased. The Federal Reserve reaffirmed its commitment to price stability even as growth prospects softened, while the European Central Bank similarly balanced improving headline inflation against still-elevated services prices. Closer to home, the Monetary Authority of Singapore raised its 2026 core inflation forecast on concerns that persistent price pressures could dampen household spending. The Hormuz disruption has driven inflation fears that outweigh traditional safe-haven demand. Gold and silver have moved in an unusual, counterintuitive pattern, falling rather than rallying as fighting escalated. In equities, investor sentiment shifted markedly as the AI-led rally that dominated the first half of the year gave way to a bout of volatility, prompting some rotation into value and cyclicals. Asian equities showed sharp dispersion rather than uniform resilience. In July 2026, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng emerged as the standout performer on continued strength in Chinese technology and AI names, while South Korea’s Kospi and Japan’s Nikkei slipped from June’s rebound as the memory-chip optimism and AI trade cooled. Looking ahead, markets remain caught between two competing narratives, a genuine easing of geopolitical and energy-driven inflation pressure, against the risk of renewed hostilities or a resurgence in AI-related volatility, which could quickly reverse recent gains in sentiment and reprice rate expectations. Against this backdrop, we continue to favour a diversified, bottom-up approach that balances exposure to structural AI and technology themes with quality, less crowded names to weather through volatility.
2026 June Market Outlook: From AI-Led Momentum to Persistent Uncertainty—A Disciplined Path Forward
Stronger than expected inflation in the US led newly installed Fed Chair Kevin Warsh to reinforce expectations that any rate cut is more likely in late 2026 or into 2027. Despite this hawkish view, US equities pushed to fresh highs, led by technology stocks. This period also saw Space Exploration Technologies Corp.’s (“SpaceX”) record-setting initial public offering, becoming a focal point for risk appetite and growth sentiment, which further amplified market enthusiasm. In the near term, the success of the SpaceX listing is likely to add further liquidity into space, artificial intelligence (“AI”) infrastructure and adjacent sectors. Investor sentiment remains heavily concentrated in AI-related and technology names, and some investors view the Asian market as a way to increase exposure at more attractive valuations than US technology leaders. Strong momentum in Asia is led by Korea, Taiwan and Japan, which play a central role in the AI and memory chip supply chain. On the other hand, China continues to lag even with incremental policy support. In other key markets, UK equities underperformed their peers, and Eurozone technology stocks performed moderately amid weak macroeconomic data, where the pullback in oil prices eased some inflationary pressure. Markets remain highly sensitive to developments in the Strait of Hormuz, where disruptions and the current partial normalisation of shipping through the strait weigh on energy prices and inflation expectations. Against this backdrop, maintaining well-diversified exposure across geographies and themes remains important. We continue to be highly selective in stock selection, adhering to a disciplined, bottom-up approach to portfolio construction that prioritises quality and resilience to macroeconomic uncertainty.
2026 May Market Outlook: From Record Highs to Rising Uncertainty—A Selective Path Forward
Major indices have reached new highs since the March dip. Strong corporate earnings have reinforced investor confidence and sustained the ongoing risk-on rotation into AI-related stocks. The technology sector now represents a larger share on the MSCI Emerging Markets Index than the S&P 500, underscoring the central role of Taiwan and South Korea in the AI supply chain. With inflation still elevated and growth looking uneven across regions, central banks are balancing financial stability and energy-driven price pressures. Expectations for rate cuts have been pushed out or replaced by further tightening of monetary policy. The new Federal Reserve Chair, Kevin Warsh, known to favour rate cuts, faces inflationary pressures in the US economy that work against the dovish narrative, making rate cuts unlikely. Other central banks, such as the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank have kept its policy unchanged, but with upward revisions to inflation forecasts, investors expect rate hikes this year. Though markets have appeared resilient to geopolitical shocks, the continuation of the Strait of Hormuz blockage can dampen economic activity through supply chain disruption and entrenching inflationary pressures. Against this backdrop, maintaining well-diversified exposure across geographies and themes remains important. We continue to be highly selective in stock selection, adhering to a disciplined, bottom-up approach to portfolio construction that prioritises quality and resilience to macro uncertainty.