Nephew of Dubai ruler to open family office in Hong Kong; HK's single family offices estimated at 2,700; NPS eyes San Francisco office; Ontario Teachers' invests in India fintech start-up; and more.
Family Offices
NF Trinity looks for diversified global investments in the private market, while trying to avoid bias towards certain countries or sectors.
Concerns about private markets have spread to public markets such as equities, which have seen steep recent falls. Institutions and multi-family offices are turning cautious.
With the Middle-East nation located between Europe and Asia, it helps both regions by being a connectivity corridor, a family office industry executive tells AsianInvestor.
Family offices are showing a growing preference for the variable capital company (VCC) structure as Singapore continues to evolve into a more sophisticated environment for investment operations.
AsianInvestor's Family Office Briefing returns to Hong Kong on 30 May 2024, providing
family office leaders with an exclusive platform to engage in high-level networking
and participate in interactive discussions on asset allocation trends, income
strategies, private market opportunities, the resurgence of digital assets, and
strategies for future-proofing portfolios to ensure long-term growth.
From the world's largest asset manager to the Nan Fung family office, Helen Zhu knows her biggest strength lies in always pushing herself out of the comfort zone.
The Singapore-based single family office employs a rigorous vetting process and employs sophisticated technology in making its debt investments.
China was the region’s most favoured real estate market in 2023 for Asian institutions but could end 2024 as its most shunned.
A Thai family office investor notes the growing importance of connecting with peers locally and overseas as some of the best investments occur when families team up.
Pressure is being brought to bear on global institutional investors as the full implications of sustainability reporting become clear.
Family offices in Asia still favour real estate over other private market opportunities, but there are signs these preferences are changing.