BBYB 2019

Borneo Bulletin Yearbook 2019

INVESTMENT SERVICES

Lion Global Investors

One of the largest asset managers in Southeast Asia, Lion

Global Investors' core competency is in managing Asian equities

and fixed income on behalf of institutional and retail investors

worldwide. Established in 1986, their strong parentage and in-

depth knowledge of Asian markets have contributed to their

significant presence in Asia for 33 years. As of September

30, 2018, Lion Global Investors managed group assets worth

USD38.1 billion.

In 2008, Lion Global Investors set up its Brunei branch, offering

a variety of investment and asset management products. More

than half of the group members are accredited by the Chartered

Financial Analyst. Lion Global Investors consistently ranks

among the World’s Top 50 Safest Banks by Global Finance.

Lion Global Investors provides customers institutional

solutions, with its core strategies and investment process. The

company has a flexible approach to Asian equity markets, given

its oscillating nature and a robust fixed income team. Included

in its investment process are integrated risk management,

effectively protecting capital and its clients’ investments.

State Street

State Street is responsible for more than 10 per cent of

the world’s assets. This American-based financial services

company tapped into the Bruneian market in 2011, its third office

in the Southeast Asian region after Singapore and Malaysia, to

further solidify its presence in the Asia-Pacific market.

The company’s physical presence in Brunei illustrates its

dedication in entering the local market and meeting clients’

needs. The office offers State Street’s full range of financial

services to corporate clients such as investment servicing;

investment research and trading; investment management;

and support for clients through client servicing and relationship

Dato Seri Setia Dr Awang Haji Mohd Amin Liew bin Abdullah, Minister at

the Prime Minister’s Office and Minister of Finance and Economy II and Ian

Martin, Head of Asia-Pacific of State Street