Asia Asset Management ( AAM). The eight wholly foreign-owned enterprises or WFOE include subsidiaries of Scottish fund manager Baillie Gifford, Hong Kong’s Income Partners, South Korea’s Hanwha Asset Management, Singapore’s iFAST Corporation, and France’s Metori. Baillie Gifford was the only one among them to also be designated as qualified domestic limited partnership (QDLP) by the Asset Management Association of China (AMAC), allowing the firm to raise renminbi-denominated capital in China for investments overseas. Four others firms, including Amundi Asset Management and Franklin Templeton, were also designated as QDLP last year. WFOE are allowed to participate in various businesses in China, including investment advisory services and private fund investment. Those that intend to sell private funds to wealthy individuals and run QDLP business are required to register as private fund managers with AMAC.