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Family offices in Asia still favour real estate over other private market opportunities, but there are signs these preferences are changing.
Although Chinese private equity managers are now getting vital support from Middle Eastern asset owners, they must still navigate complex global relationships and varying legal requirements.
The family office of the owners of luxury fashion company Chanel, Mousse Partners, is interested in middle-market buyout opportunities in both developed and developing Asia, especially with experienced private equity firms’ emerging funds.
With Chinese New Year just a few days away, AsiaInvestor spoke to investment specialists to gauge their views on what's in store for mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan over the next 12 months.
Japan’s record stock rally continues. India's market performance shines. And anticipation builds for China's overdue comeback. Which market will fund managers pick as a favoured investment destination for the new year?
A recent study reveals a notable shift in the global perception of public pension funds and sovereign wealth funds towards the investment prospects in Asia, with India outpacing China.
While the Malaysian pension fund reassesses the Chinese market, other Asian markets are gaining favour, its CIO says.
The $21.3 billion allocations to APAC property in the quarter ended September represented a fall of 22% from the same quarter a year ago, a report by JLL showed.
AsianInvestor presents some of the best quotes made by speakers at the recent Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit held in Hong Kong earlier this week.
Total assets in sustainable funds across Asia ex-Japan stagnated in the third quarter, although some markets were helped by evolving regulations, according to Morningstar.
China has invested $240 billion into its infrastructure-led Belt and Road Initiative since 2013. Ten years on, as China revives the ambitious plan, how should investors weigh up the investment opportunities and risks?