SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 6 April 2022 –Winston Engineering Corporation has announced that it will be launching a new product at the Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) 2022 this year. The pump specialist company plans to unveil its new integrated pumping system, Esybox Max, at one of Asia’s leading international water events.
Esybox Max is an integrated pumping system for water pressurisation in commercial buildings that allows greater efficiency and energy savings, and can be assembled on-site even by one person. Its modular elements allow different configurations that can cover the needs of condominiums and high buildings with maximum efficiency and energy saving. It can also significantly reduce or eliminate downtime simply by plugging and playing the new modular pump.
Organised by PUB, Singapore’s national water agency, SIWW aims to advocate urgent climate action for a sustainable water future. It will cover current trends and issues concerning the water sector, featuring emerging themes like climate resilience, resource recovery, and digital water. Originally slated to take place in 2020, Winston Engineering’s exhibition was postponed indefinitely due to the Singapore government’s measures on large-scale conventions and events amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. As SIWW returns as a physical event this year, Winston Engineering will be focusing on wastewater treatment and its water-related products, in line with the event’s agenda.
As an expert in pump technology, Winston Engineering has over 40 years of experience providing international clients from various industries with effective and efficient integrated systems for their specific needs. Its expertise also extends to compressors, high pressure washers and cleaners, roots blowers, and many more. With the pandemic putting a stop to physical events, Winston Engineering has, like many other businesses, encountered difficulties in expanding its reach to more customers. It hopes that with the government measures to curb COVID-19 starting to relax, through this exhibition – the first in over two years, it can connect with more industry players and deliver its systems to the masses.
Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) 2022 will take place from 18 to 21 April at the Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. For additional information, please visit https://www.winstonengineering.com/ and for more details on the event, it is available here: https://www.siww.com.sg/.
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SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 6 April 2022– Aon plc (NYSE: AON), a leading global professional services firm, has published the 2022 Asia Market Review, Aon’s ninth annual publication on the risk management and mitigation landscape in Asia. The report reveals insights on the key market-shaping forces of 2022 drawn from Aon’s long-running analysis based on the industry’s leading sources of data.
The report explores:
An overview of what to expect from the economic recovery and reopening of the diverse Asian markets.
Insights from Aon’s business leaders in key areas such as transaction liabilities, trade credit and intellectual property to help risk managers protect against balance sheet volatility; and
Ways organisations from various industries can reduce the total cost of risk for their business.
As pharmaceuticals, renewable energy, technology and biotechnology markets continue to attract investors, claims activity is likely to increase.
Although M&A pricing will increase in relation to Warranty & Indemnity (W&I), premium rates are expected to stabilise somewhat in the new financial year.
Intellectual Property
New analytics tools, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are available to help risk managers leverage their IP assets as collateral in borrowing, so as to benefit from a non-dilutive, competitively priced source of capital.
In 2022, a significant expansion in lending capacity for the IP market is expected, with increasing demand from borrowers.
Trade Credit
Inflation will lead to tightening monetary policy. Leveraged, weaker companies may struggle with increased finance costs.
Insolvencies are forecasted to increase by 15 percent to 30 percent globally in 2022, as government support tapers.
Digital Economy
Global supply chain disruptions and unprecedented increases in technology adoption caused major chip shortages, which are likely to continue into 2022.
Increased investment in AI, automation and 5G deployment is likely, even as global supply chain challenges persist.
Many digital economies will permanently adopt remote working or a hybrid model, which will help with the tech talent crunch.
Financial Institutions
Deployment increased in credit insurance for project finance transactions aimed at sustainability-linked projects.
Larger banks will continue to focus on the impact of climate change on lending portfolios, investment strategies, regulatory reporting, shareholder expectations and broader stakeholder communications in their keynote messaging.
Human Capital Risk
There will be a greater need for companies to deploy lead analytics to understand their workforce and implement programmes that build workforce agility and resilience.
Although companies are maintaining flexibility as they bring employees back on site, determining the right working model is a multifaceted process based on various factors.
Health (Medical Trend Rates)
Medication-related expenses experienced some of the largest inflationary increases.
The normalisation in utilisation patterns, emerging mental/musculoskeletal health risks and the potential for a greater COVID-19 cost burden will fall on the private sector. This will require employers to carefully analyse their medical plans and employee needs, as cost pressures increase.
Foregrounded by volatile investment markets and rising inflation, monetary policies and regulatory settings will tighten, having impact on bond yields and employer pension accounting liabilities.
Life expectancies will continue to increase due to wealth and healthcare improvements, as will above-inflation healthcare costs.
As traditional industry borders fall away in 2022, ecosystems and the digital platforms that enable them will continue to influence the future of business. Having an impact in the New Better will no longer be about offering the right product, but about advice and holistic solutions that will give organisations greater clarity and confidence.
About Aon
Aon plc (NYSE: AON) exists to shape decisions for the better — to protect and enrich the lives of people around the world. Our colleagues provide our clients in over 120 countries and territories with advice and solutions that give them the clarity and confidence to make better decisions to protect and grow their business.
SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 6 April 2022– Aon plc (NYSE: AON), a leading global professional services firm, has published the 2022 Asia Market Review, Aon’s ninth annual publication on the risk management and mitigation landscape in Asia. The report reveals insights on the key market-shaping forces of 2022 drawn from Aon’s long-running analysis based on the industry’s leading sources of data.
The report explores:
An overview of what to expect from the economic recovery and reopening of the diverse Asian markets.
Insights from Aon’s business leaders in key areas such as transaction liabilities, trade credit and intellectual property to help risk managers protect against balance sheet volatility; and
Ways organisations from various industries can reduce the total cost of risk for their business.
As pharmaceuticals, renewable energy, technology and biotechnology markets continue to attract investors, claims activity is likely to increase.
Although M&A pricing will increase in relation to Warranty & Indemnity (W&I), premium rates are expected to stabilise somewhat in the new financial year.
Intellectual Property
New analytics tools, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are available to help risk managers leverage their IP assets as collateral in borrowing, so as to benefit from a non-dilutive, competitively priced source of capital.
In 2022, a significant expansion in lending capacity for the IP market is expected, with increasing demand from borrowers.
Trade Credit
Inflation will lead to tightening monetary policy. Leveraged, weaker companies may struggle with increased finance costs.
Insolvencies are forecasted to increase by 15 percent to 30 percent globally in 2022, as government support tapers.
Digital Economy
Global supply chain disruptions and unprecedented increases in technology adoption caused major chip shortages, which are likely to continue into 2022.
Increased investment in AI, automation and 5G deployment is likely, even as global supply chain challenges persist.
Many digital economies will permanently adopt remote working or a hybrid model, which will help with the tech talent crunch.
Financial Institutions
Deployment increased in credit insurance for project finance transactions aimed at sustainability-linked projects.
Larger banks will continue to focus on the impact of climate change on lending portfolios, investment strategies, regulatory reporting, shareholder expectations and broader stakeholder communications in their keynote messaging.
Human Capital Risk
There will be a greater need for companies to deploy lead analytics to understand their workforce and implement programmes that build workforce agility and resilience.
Although companies are maintaining flexibility as they bring employees back on site, determining the right working model is a multifaceted process based on various factors.
Health (Medical Trend Rates)
Medication-related expenses experienced some of the largest inflationary increases.
The normalisation in utilisation patterns, emerging mental/musculoskeletal health risks and the potential for a greater COVID-19 cost burden will fall on the private sector. This will require employers to carefully analyse their medical plans and employee needs, as cost pressures increase.
Foregrounded by volatile investment markets and rising inflation, monetary policies and regulatory settings will tighten, having impact on bond yields and employer pension accounting liabilities.
Life expectancies will continue to increase due to wealth and healthcare improvements, as will above-inflation healthcare costs.
As traditional industry borders fall away in 2022, ecosystems and the digital platforms that enable them will continue to influence the future of business. Having an impact in the New Better will no longer be about offering the right product, but about advice and holistic solutions that will give organisations greater clarity and confidence.
About Aon
Aon plc (NYSE: AON) exists to shape decisions for the better — to protect and enrich the lives of people around the world. Our colleagues provide our clients in over 120 countries and territories with advice and solutions that give them the clarity and confidence to make better decisions to protect and grow their business.
SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 6 April 2022– Aon plc (NYSE: AON), a leading global professional services firm, has published the 2022 Asia Market Review, Aon’s ninth annual publication on the risk management and mitigation landscape in Asia. The report reveals insights on the key market-shaping forces of 2022 drawn from Aon’s long-running analysis based on the industry’s leading sources of data.
The report explores:
An overview of what to expect from the economic recovery and reopening of the diverse Asian markets.
Insights from Aon’s business leaders in key areas such as transaction liabilities, trade credit and intellectual property to help risk managers protect against balance sheet volatility; and
Ways organisations from various industries can reduce the total cost of risk for their business.
As pharmaceuticals, renewable energy, technology and biotechnology markets continue to attract investors, claims activity is likely to increase.
Although M&A pricing will increase in relation to Warranty & Indemnity (W&I), premium rates are expected to stabilise somewhat in the new financial year.
Intellectual Property
New analytics tools, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are available to help risk managers leverage their IP assets as collateral in borrowing, so as to benefit from a non-dilutive, competitively priced source of capital.
In 2022, a significant expansion in lending capacity for the IP market is expected, with increasing demand from borrowers.
Trade Credit
Inflation will lead to tightening monetary policy. Leveraged, weaker companies may struggle with increased finance costs.
Insolvencies are forecasted to increase by 15 percent to 30 percent globally in 2022, as government support tapers.
Digital Economy
Global supply chain disruptions and unprecedented increases in technology adoption caused major chip shortages, which are likely to continue into 2022.
Increased investment in AI, automation and 5G deployment is likely, even as global supply chain challenges persist.
Many digital economies will permanently adopt remote working or a hybrid model, which will help with the tech talent crunch.
Financial Institutions
Deployment increased in credit insurance for project finance transactions aimed at sustainability-linked projects.
Larger banks will continue to focus on the impact of climate change on lending portfolios, investment strategies, regulatory reporting, shareholder expectations and broader stakeholder communications in their keynote messaging.
Human Capital Risk
There will be a greater need for companies to deploy lead analytics to understand their workforce and implement programmes that build workforce agility and resilience.
Although companies are maintaining flexibility as they bring employees back on site, determining the right working model is a multifaceted process based on various factors.
Health (Medical Trend Rates)
Medication-related expenses experienced some of the largest inflationary increases.
The normalisation in utilisation patterns, emerging mental/musculoskeletal health risks and the potential for a greater COVID-19 cost burden will fall on the private sector. This will require employers to carefully analyse their medical plans and employee needs, as cost pressures increase.
Foregrounded by volatile investment markets and rising inflation, monetary policies and regulatory settings will tighten, having impact on bond yields and employer pension accounting liabilities.
Life expectancies will continue to increase due to wealth and healthcare improvements, as will above-inflation healthcare costs.
As traditional industry borders fall away in 2022, ecosystems and the digital platforms that enable them will continue to influence the future of business. Having an impact in the New Better will no longer be about offering the right product, but about advice and holistic solutions that will give organisations greater clarity and confidence.
About Aon
Aon plc (NYSE: AON) exists to shape decisions for the better — to protect and enrich the lives of people around the world. Our colleagues provide our clients in over 120 countries and territories with advice and solutions that give them the clarity and confidence to make better decisions to protect and grow their business.
HONG KONG SAR AND SHANGHAI, CHINA – Media OutReach – 6 April 2022 –The COVID-19 situation continues in many cities on the Mainland, making the pandemic countermeasures more challenging. Hang Lung Properties announced a further injection of RMB 3 million into the “Hang Lung COVID-19 Relief Fund 2.0” in support of anti-epidemic measures including the provision of health protection items and other daily necessities for Mainland cities most affected by COVID-19. Concrete relief measures include a donation of RMB 2 million to the Shanghai Charity Foundation, and targeted support to contain the spread of the virus in Jing’an and Xuhui Districts.
Hang Lung As One Volunteer Teams pass on gestures of their heartfelt appreciation, expressed in the form of caring gift packs, to frontline pandemic fighters and community workers
Hang Lung is holding online interactive sessions for the children of frontline pandemic workers to enrich their lives with genuine care
Mr. Weber Lo, Chief Executive Officer of Hang Lung Properties, said, “We are closely monitoring the ongoing pandemic situation on the Mainland and actively supporting the government’s measures to further its “dynamic zero-COVID” policy in the battle against COVID-19, doing whatever we can to safeguard the health and wellbeing of the public. It is hoped that, with this new injection of funds into our ‘COVID-19 Relief Fund 2.0’, we can provide focused and targeted support to pandemic countermeasures on the Mainland.”
Since the establishment of the “Hang Lung COVID-19 Relief Fund” in 2020, together with the current donation, Hang Lung has been donating more than RMB 20 million and providing targeted support for urgent public pandemic countermeasures and for the most severely affected in our community across Hong Kong and the Mainland, including the disbursal of RMB 6 million for the establishment and operation of Leishenshan Hospital in Wuhan in 2020, donation of HK$ 6 million for financing the HKSAR government’s operation of “mobile cabin hospitals” earlier this year, as well as providing health protection materials and daily necessities for frontline workers engaged in pandemic relief-related community services, underprivileged families, lone elderly, and so on, with the aim of easing their financial difficulties.
In addition, our local Hang Lung As One Volunteer Teams continue to provide their unwavering support through ground-level community action. In the first quarter of 2022, the Volunteer Teams across Hang Lung’s Mainland projects took the initiative to express their warmest care and highest respect for frontline pandemic fighters. They have also been actively engaged in initiatives to support the most vulnerable in the community, giving of their time and energy to sincerely reach out to the needy through activities such as live online interactive sessions for the children of frontline pandemic workers, to promote physical and mental wellbeing.
About Hang Lung Properties
Hang Lung Properties Limited (stock code: 00101) creates compelling spaces that enrich lives. Headquartered in Hong Kong, Hang Lung Properties develops and manages a diversified portfolio of world-class properties in Hong Kong and the nine Mainland cities of Shanghai, Shenyang, Jinan, Wuxi, Tianjin, Dalian, Kunming, Wuhan and Hangzhou. With its luxury positioning under the “66” brand, the company’s Mainland portfolio has established its leading position as the “Pulse of the City”. Hang Lung Properties is recognized for leading the way in enhanced sustainability initiatives in real estate as it pursues sustainable growth by connecting customers and communities.
HONG KONG SAR AND SHANGHAI, CHINA – Media OutReach – 6 April 2022 –The COVID-19 situation continues in many cities on the Mainland, making the pandemic countermeasures more challenging. Hang Lung Properties announced a further injection of RMB 3 million into the “Hang Lung COVID-19 Relief Fund 2.0” in support of anti-epidemic measures including the provision of health protection items and other daily necessities for Mainland cities most affected by COVID-19. Concrete relief measures include a donation of RMB 2 million to the Shanghai Charity Foundation, and targeted support to contain the spread of the virus in Jing’an and Xuhui Districts.
Hang Lung As One Volunteer Teams pass on gestures of their heartfelt appreciation, expressed in the form of caring gift packs, to frontline pandemic fighters and community workers
Hang Lung is holding online interactive sessions for the children of frontline pandemic workers to enrich their lives with genuine care
Mr. Weber Lo, Chief Executive Officer of Hang Lung Properties, said, “We are closely monitoring the ongoing pandemic situation on the Mainland and actively supporting the government’s measures to further its “dynamic zero-COVID” policy in the battle against COVID-19, doing whatever we can to safeguard the health and wellbeing of the public. It is hoped that, with this new injection of funds into our ‘COVID-19 Relief Fund 2.0’, we can provide focused and targeted support to pandemic countermeasures on the Mainland.”
Since the establishment of the “Hang Lung COVID-19 Relief Fund” in 2020, together with the current donation, Hang Lung has been donating more than RMB 20 million and providing targeted support for urgent public pandemic countermeasures and for the most severely affected in our community across Hong Kong and the Mainland, including the disbursal of RMB 6 million for the establishment and operation of Leishenshan Hospital in Wuhan in 2020, donation of HK$ 6 million for financing the HKSAR government’s operation of “mobile cabin hospitals” earlier this year, as well as providing health protection materials and daily necessities for frontline workers engaged in pandemic relief-related community services, underprivileged families, lone elderly, and so on, with the aim of easing their financial difficulties.
In addition, our local Hang Lung As One Volunteer Teams continue to provide their unwavering support through ground-level community action. In the first quarter of 2022, the Volunteer Teams across Hang Lung’s Mainland projects took the initiative to express their warmest care and highest respect for frontline pandemic fighters. They have also been actively engaged in initiatives to support the most vulnerable in the community, giving of their time and energy to sincerely reach out to the needy through activities such as live online interactive sessions for the children of frontline pandemic workers, to promote physical and mental wellbeing.
About Hang Lung Properties
Hang Lung Properties Limited (stock code: 00101) creates compelling spaces that enrich lives. Headquartered in Hong Kong, Hang Lung Properties develops and manages a diversified portfolio of world-class properties in Hong Kong and the nine Mainland cities of Shanghai, Shenyang, Jinan, Wuxi, Tianjin, Dalian, Kunming, Wuhan and Hangzhou. With its luxury positioning under the “66” brand, the company’s Mainland portfolio has established its leading position as the “Pulse of the City”. Hang Lung Properties is recognized for leading the way in enhanced sustainability initiatives in real estate as it pursues sustainable growth by connecting customers and communities.
HONG KONG SAR AND SHANGHAI, CHINA – Media OutReach – 6 April 2022 –The COVID-19 situation continues in many cities on the Mainland, making the pandemic countermeasures more challenging. Hang Lung Properties announced a further injection of RMB 3 million into the “Hang Lung COVID-19 Relief Fund 2.0” in support of anti-epidemic measures including the provision of health protection items and other daily necessities for Mainland cities most affected by COVID-19. Concrete relief measures include a donation of RMB 2 million to the Shanghai Charity Foundation, and targeted support to contain the spread of the virus in Jing’an and Xuhui Districts.
Hang Lung As One Volunteer Teams pass on gestures of their heartfelt appreciation, expressed in the form of caring gift packs, to frontline pandemic fighters and community workers
Hang Lung is holding online interactive sessions for the children of frontline pandemic workers to enrich their lives with genuine care
Mr. Weber Lo, Chief Executive Officer of Hang Lung Properties, said, “We are closely monitoring the ongoing pandemic situation on the Mainland and actively supporting the government’s measures to further its “dynamic zero-COVID” policy in the battle against COVID-19, doing whatever we can to safeguard the health and wellbeing of the public. It is hoped that, with this new injection of funds into our ‘COVID-19 Relief Fund 2.0’, we can provide focused and targeted support to pandemic countermeasures on the Mainland.”
Since the establishment of the “Hang Lung COVID-19 Relief Fund” in 2020, together with the current donation, Hang Lung has been donating more than RMB 20 million and providing targeted support for urgent public pandemic countermeasures and for the most severely affected in our community across Hong Kong and the Mainland, including the disbursal of RMB 6 million for the establishment and operation of Leishenshan Hospital in Wuhan in 2020, donation of HK$ 6 million for financing the HKSAR government’s operation of “mobile cabin hospitals” earlier this year, as well as providing health protection materials and daily necessities for frontline workers engaged in pandemic relief-related community services, underprivileged families, lone elderly, and so on, with the aim of easing their financial difficulties.
In addition, our local Hang Lung As One Volunteer Teams continue to provide their unwavering support through ground-level community action. In the first quarter of 2022, the Volunteer Teams across Hang Lung’s Mainland projects took the initiative to express their warmest care and highest respect for frontline pandemic fighters. They have also been actively engaged in initiatives to support the most vulnerable in the community, giving of their time and energy to sincerely reach out to the needy through activities such as live online interactive sessions for the children of frontline pandemic workers, to promote physical and mental wellbeing.
About Hang Lung Properties
Hang Lung Properties Limited (stock code: 00101) creates compelling spaces that enrich lives. Headquartered in Hong Kong, Hang Lung Properties develops and manages a diversified portfolio of world-class properties in Hong Kong and the nine Mainland cities of Shanghai, Shenyang, Jinan, Wuxi, Tianjin, Dalian, Kunming, Wuhan and Hangzhou. With its luxury positioning under the “66” brand, the company’s Mainland portfolio has established its leading position as the “Pulse of the City”. Hang Lung Properties is recognized for leading the way in enhanced sustainability initiatives in real estate as it pursues sustainable growth by connecting customers and communities.
Together with three Outstanding Achiever House awards in three asset classes and one Best-in-class award
HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach – 6 April 2022 – BEA Union Investment Management Limited (“BEA Union Investment”) is pleased to announce that we are crowned the Provider of the Year (Onshore) 20211 by Benchmark, which translates that we were recognised as one of the top performed fund manager amongst all competing peers, after being assessed comprehensively with the consideration across different investment and operational capabilities. Our sound risk management, deep industry experience and strong investment expertise in Asia are fundamental factors that contribute us to the prestigious honour.
BEA Union Investment is pleased to announce that we are crowned as the Provider of the Year (Onshore) 20211 by Benchmark, together with three Outstanding Achiever House awards in three asset classes and one Best-in-class award.
Alongside the outstanding performer award, we also scooped multiple accolades across asset classes, further testifying our outperformance in the respective areas. Award details below:
Benchmark Fund of the Year Awards 2021
Benchmark Provider of the Year (Onshore) 20211
Benchmark House Award 2021
Outstanding Achiever: China Equity1
Outstanding Achiever: Asia Fixed Income1
Outstanding Achiever: Asia Allocation Mixed Asset1
Benchmark Top Fund Award 2021
Best-in-class: HKD Fixed Income2
Producing investment alpha with decent performance is the prime function of investment managers. This could only be done with rigorous and well-established risk management process in the ever-changing economic environment and capital markets.
“One of the main drivers to our top class performance was our rigorous risk management being key to the investment process. We always believe that it is our top priority to protect clients’ interest. Maximising investment return is definitely one of our responsibilities, while mitigating risks transparently during down time is also indispensable to ensure that our clients feel secured and well protected,” said Eleanor Wan, Chief Executive Officer of BEA Union Investment.
Our professional expertise and experience in managing portfolios across asset classes in Asia, consisting of equity, fixed income and mixed assets, provide us a solid foundation to consistently seek alpha and offer outstanding performance.
The reputable judges also made a commendation on our dedicated efforts in integrating ESG in our investment process. With superior resources from our shareholder, Union Investment, which is an award winning sustainable investor, we are confident that we can continuously elevate our ESG capabilities.
1 Source: Benchmark, March 2022. 2 Source: The fund is BEA Union Investment Hong Kong Dollar (HK$) Bond Fund, Benchmark, March 2022.
BEA Union Investment Management Limited
BEA Union Investment Management Limited (“BEA Union Investment”) is a joint venture formed in 2007 between The Bank of East Asia, Limited of Hong Kong (“BEA”) and Union Asset Management Holding AG of Germany (“Union Investment”). BEA Union Investment offers comprehensive investment solutions to retail, institutional and pension clients. As of 31st December, 2021, it holds assets under management and advisory of approximately US$8.8 billion.
As a Hong Kong-based asset management company specialising in Asian equities and fixed income, BEA Union Investment is committed to delivering quality investment solutions and client services.
The Bank of East Asia, Limited
Incorporated in 1918, The Bank of East Asia, Limited (“BEA”) is a leading Hong Kong-based financial services group listed on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, with total consolidated assets of HK$907.47 billion (US$116.39 billion) as of 31st December, 2021.
BEA provides a comprehensive range of corporate banking, personal banking, wealth management, and investment services to customers through an extensive network of approximately 180 outlets covering Hong Kong, the rest of Greater China, Southeast Asia, the United Kingdom, and the United States. For more information, please visit www.hkbea.com.
Union Asset Management Holding AG
Founded in 1956, the Union Investment Group is one of Europe’s leading asset managers for private and institutional clients. Union Investment is anchored in the German cooperative financial group led by D.Z. Bank. With assets under management of EUR454.1 billion as at 31st December, 2021, Union Investment offers a broad range of asset management products covering various asset classes such as equities, fixed income, money market, real estate, alternatives and quantitative funds.
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Investment involves risk. The awards are not indicative of the actual or future performance. This document is prepared by BEA Union Investment Management Limited for information purposes only. BEA Union Investment Management Limited is not soliciting any action based upon this information, or giving any advice or recommendation. Neither this document nor any of its contents shall be construed as an offer, invitation, advertisement, inducement, undertaking, warranty, or representation of any kind or form whatsoever and BEA Union Investment Management Limited hereby expressly disclaims any liabilities in relation thereto. The information contained in this document is based upon information which BEA Union Investment Management Limited considers reliable and is provided on an “as is” basis. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, neither BEA Union Investment Management Limited nor any of its directors / officers accept any responsibility whatsoever for the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information contained in this document. The information remains the property of BEA Union Investment Management Limited. Neither this document nor any of its contents should be copied or distributed to third parties without the prior written consent of BEA Union Investment Management Limited. This document and the website have not been reviewed by the Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong. Issuer: BEA Union Investment Management Limited
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