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VanEck Expands in Singapore

By Minjun ParkSingapore
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New York-headquartered fund house VanEck expands in Singapore with the hire of a new marketing manager.

VanEck hires Tiffany Tan as a marketing manager based in Singapore, according to a statement.

Prior to joining, Tan was an investment writer at Nikko Asset Management Group. Previously, she also worked for Eastspring Investments as a fixed income portfolio specialist and Partners Group as a product manager.

We are continuing to see strong appetite for our strategies, said VanEck Asia Pacific chief executive and managing director Arian Neiron.

In addition, we expect further momentum to build in the Asia-Pacific region as the low-interest rate environment has seen an uplift in institutional investor risk-taking in the pursuit of income strategies, and thematic ETFs drawing attention from investors seeking structural growth opportunities.

Questions & Answers

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Who is the new marketing manager hired by VanEck in Singapore?

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VanEck has hired Tiffany Tan as their new marketing manager in Singapore. She previously worked as an investment writer at Nikko Asset Management Group and held roles at Eastspring Investments and Partners Group.

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What roles did Tiffany Tan hold before joining VanEck?

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Prior to joining VanEck, Tiffany Tan worked as an investment writer at Nikko Asset Management Group. She also previously served as a fixed income portfolio specialist at Eastspring Investments and a product manager at Partners Group.

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Why does VanEck expect further growth in the Asia-Pacific region?

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VanEck expects continued momentum due to institutional investors taking on more risk for income strategies, driven by the low-interest rate environment. Thematic ETFs are also attracting investors looking for structural growth opportunities.

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