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标普道琼斯指数(S&P DJI)亚太区因子和主题指数总监叶佳胜指出,面对当前跌宕起伏的市场,寻求分散化投资表现和收益的投资者开始认识到各种红利指数策略的优势。
While layoffs in the industry are not new, there are some evolving trends underpinning this round, according to industry insiders.
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.
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.
Ping An Group’s investment chief also discloses the insurer's plans to add exposure to domestic venture capital, M&A, and multifamily rental properties, among others.
Vanguard Super gathers A$1 billion in funds under management; Hong Kong to woo single family offices with more tax breaks; Australia's REST's mandate with Ninety One; China's state funds poured $57 billion into local equity markets this year; and more.
The mulilateral development bank appointed abrdn to manage a $500 million bond portfolio with an agreed-upon investment policy in 2018.
China was the region’s most favoured real estate market in 2023 for Asian institutions but could end 2024 as its most shunned.
CIC names new CIO; BlackRock names China FMC head; Vanguard CEO to retire; Malaysia's military pension fund loses third key executive; GAM hires Japan distribution head; and more.
The Hong Kong Investment Corporation is set to make its first batch of direct and co-investments in the first half of this year, the city’s financial chief announced in the latest budget.
Ping An Insurance’s Benjamin Deng believes it’s going to be a ‘multi-year process’ for China to come out of the current development trough, but it won't be 30 years like Japan.