HKMA enters alternative investments

Apr 28, 2011

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority reveals it has invested $2.2 billion in subsidiaries, both locally and overseas, in a new shift to diversify its $300 billion Exchange Fund portfolio.

The annual report of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, released this week, shows the $300 billion institution has for the first time allocated money to alternative investments, including real estate, private equity and emerging-market equity and fixed income.

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