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Asian pension and sovereign funds are increasingly attracted to European infrastructure's stability and diversity, which offers regional exposure and investments aligned with decarbonisation and digitalisation trends.
Japan's state pension fund announced changes to its manager lineup for active foreign equities with 19 new mandates; Hong Kong's Mandatory Provident Fund may see a double-digit rebound in 2023; and more.
The country's biggest asset owners will raise their allocations to infrastructure and property, reflecting a rising regional trend. Fund firms such as BlackRock are responding accordingly.
DBS's group consumer and wealth head discusses Southeast Asia's prospects during a panel with the CEO of Malaysia's Employees Provident Fund and Macquarie's Asia chief.
Australia's AMP Capital expects to hit the $1.5 billion target for its Global Infrastructure Fund by mid-year with the help of flows from Asian institutions, including Japanese pension funds.
Australian infrastructure projects are attracting investors who are looking for certainty and reliable returns. Investors are favouring brownfield projects, or greenfield sites with government backing.
China's recent interest rate cut is seen as a positive for the mainland real estate market, but is tipped to reduce the potential distressed-debt opportunities available.
AsianInvestor highlights the 25 most influential women who are shaping the asset management industry in Asia.
BNY appoints Credit Suisse executive, Eastspring taps retail sales head, PineBridge hires former BNY Mellon CEO, BNP names distribution head, Barclays poaches two from Nomura.
The acquisition of ING Investment Management’s Korea business will allow Macquarie to package real-asset opportunities for local institutions.
Listed options on China A-share ETFs have drawn interest from banks, institutional investors and market-makers looking to cash in on demand for China-related securities.