Financial markets started 2022 on a weak tone. Is this a buying opportunity or something to be cautious about?

‘Buying the dip’ strategy worked well in the past three years. What is different this time round?

In this session, Fullerton Fund management will highlight 3 near-to-medium term developments that will affect the outlook of the financial markets. As well as, recommendations to changes in portfolio appropriate to navigate the recent uncertainties like the Fed’s hike and geopolitical tension in Ukraine.

Learn more about the characteristics of the Omicron variant, and if there is a need for more vaccine boosters? Also, what should we be mindful about COVID, if we are thinking of travelling.

Join us in this webinar with Dr Leong Hoe Nam, infectious diseases specialist from Rophi Clinic who will answer your concerns and queries.

Dr Leong Hoe Nam

Dr Leong is an Infectious Diseases Physician. He graduated from NUS in 1996, and obtained his MRCP and M Med in 2001. Thereafter, he began his advanced specialist training in infectious diseases. Dr Leong further pursued his interest in virology at the Royal Free and University College Medical School, London under a fellowship awarded by the National Medical Research Council. In 2008 he was awarded a second research fellowship to train at the University of Columbia, New York, on emerging pathogens.

Dr Leong was previously a consultant in the Department of Infectious Disease in SGH. Having left Singapore General Hospital, he continued his practice in Infectious Diseases at the private Raffles Hospital before setting up his own clinic at Mount Elizabeth Hospital at Novena.

Vincent Chan, CFA
Senior Vice President, Head of Multi-Asset

Vincent is Head of the Multi-Asset team. He is also responsible for leading Fullerton’s efforts in Multi-Asset investment strategies.

Vincent joined Fullerton in 2017. He was previously the Asia Head of Multi-Asset Products at Schroders Investment Management since 2016, where he provided customised multi-asset solutions to clients in Asia. Before that, Vincent was with NTUC Income since 2013, where he managed the Asset Allocation and External Fund Managers teams. Earlier in his career, Vincent was with the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation since 1988. He held various key responsibilities over the years, across departments such as Investment Policy, Economics and Capital Market research, External Fund Manager, as well as Fixed Income.

Vincent graduated from National University of Singapore with an Honours degree in Business Administration. He is also a CFA charterholder.