Article: IN BRIEF: Aberdeen trust issues new shares.(Aberdeen Asian Smaller Companies )(Brief Article)

Article: ABERDEEN ASIAN SMALLER COS.
Investors Chronicle;  November 29, 2002 ;     420 words ... ... of the Aberdeen Asset Management empire that is performing well is its Far Eastern operation, which is run by Asian Smaller Companies manager, Hugh Young. His recipe for success (NAV up 19 per cent last year) is to invest in solid ...

Article: Aberdeen Asian's asset value holds up.
Investors Chronicle - magazine and web content;  November 7, 2008 ;     597 words ... ... corporate news aside. Like other Aberdeen Asian funds managed by the Singapore-based Hugh Young, Aberdeen Asian Smaller (AAS) invests in modestly ... also easing in the region. | ABERDEEN ASIAN SMALLER COMPANIES (AAS) |ORD PRICE ...

Article: ABERDEEN ASIAN SMALL COMPANIES (AAS).
Investors Chronicle;  October 8, 2004 ;     557 words ...Aberdeen Asian Smaller Companies has outperformed its benchmark index handsomely, with net asset value (NAV) growth of 115 per cent over the past five ...

Article: Malaysia comes to the fore for Aberdeen Asian ...
Investment Adviser;  April 17, 2006 ;     488 words ...Malaysia has come increasingly into focus for the AGBP110.7m Aberdeen Asian Smaller Companies investment trust as domestic demand rises. Malaysia is one of the trust's largest overweight positions, representing ...

Article: Manager of the week Hugh Young Aberdeen Asian
The Sunday Telegraph London;  May 30, 2004 ;     354 words ...HUGH YOUNG set up and has run the Aberdeen Asian operation since 1992. His flagship fund is the Far East Emerging Economies unit trust which has returned 65 per cent over the ...

Article: Aberdeen Asian trust targets 4.5% yield.
Fund Strategy;  November 7, 2005 ;     636 words ...Aberdeen Asset Management is following Schroders with its planned launch next month of an Asian income orientated investment trust. Similar to Schroders, which in July this year raised #150m into its Oriental Income investment trust, Aberdeen is targeting an initial gross yield of 4.5%. With a

Article: Malaysia and Singapore key drivers for Aberdeen.(Aberdeen ...
Financial Adviser;  June 13, 2005 ;     673 words ...Malaysia and Singapore have been key drivers in the first year of the AGBP86.5m Aberdeen International Asian Smaller Companies fund. The Dublin-listed fund has been a strong performer over the last year rising by 29.4 per cent, compared with ...