Fidelity Gets Fund Management Licence In Korea

Fidelity has acquired a licence to run an asset management business in Korea. It is the tenth foreign firm to enter the $140 billion Korean fund management market. In February, Prudential Financial bought two government owned asset managers, becoming the

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Fidelity has acquired a licence to run an asset management business in Korea. It is the tenth foreign firm to enter the $140 billion Korean fund management market.

In February, Prudential Financial bought two government-owned asset managers, becoming the largest foreign player in the market. At the end of November, foreign-owned asset managers had a 17.8% market share, the regulatory Financial Supervisory Committee (FSS) says.

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