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The Harris Fraser Group offers wealth and investment management services. We aim to be your trusted wealth and investment management partner. Our team of experts provides well-researched, bespoke financial advice to meet your financial goals. Our extensive and diversified services transcend traditional financial offerings.
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With over 30 years of experience, we deliver professional financial services to help our individual and corporate clients reach their financial and life goals.
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Mason Group
In 2018, Harris Fraser Group became a subsidiary of Mason Group Holdings Limited (MGHL). MGHL is a Hong Kong-based, listed conglomerate offering a variety of health and wealth solutions.
Personalised financial advice
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ConsultationDetermine your current financial situation and develop financial goals.
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Strategic Financial PlanningFind your risk tolerance and select investments to meet your goals.
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Implementation, Analysis and EvaluationImplement your plan. Analyse and evaluate your financial status on a regular basis.
Extensive and diversified financial services that go beyond the tradition.
Harris Fraser Elite specialises in private wealth management that caters to high net-worth clients.
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Europe - Outlook Remains Positive
Although outshone by performance of other markets over the month of August, the European market remains on a stable rising path, as the wide range of supportive factors remains in place. Disregarding the resurgent COVID threat in the continent, the European STOXX 600 index managed to gain 1.98% (1.53% in US$ terms).
China – Be Selective on Equities
Modest policy direction and continued regulatory actions pressured Chinese equity markets, certain companies were able to mount a comeback, but the overall market remains on the soft end. Over the month of August, the CSI 300 index lost 0.12% (0.10% in US$ terms), the Shanghai Composite was up 4.31% (4.33% in US$ terms), whereas the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index was also down 0.32% (0.38% in US$ terms).