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From the Editor

The Editors

Dec 23, 2019

The AsianInvestor daily newsletter will not run from December 23 to January 3, 2020. Wishing our readers a happy holiday.

We will return on Monday, January 6.

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BNP Paribas Asset Management's Apac CIO retires; China Asset Management (HK) names a new chief; Peak Re adds new senior vice-president in Switzerland; Robeco reorganises China equities team after CIO exit; Indosuez Wealth Management appoints head of Asia capital markets; HSBC Global AM adds head of fixed income ESG research and more.

Asset Owners

Sep 21, 2020

Joe Marsh

The C$205 billion Canadian pension fund is putting expertise in place to focus on various new areas in Asia.

Moves

4 days ago

Staff Writers

Investment director exits China Everbright AM; Oxford Properties appoints Asia Pacific EVP; AMP Capital sets up Asia debt infrastructure team; China Cinda AM hires director; Peak Re names director of markets; Vanguard appoints China head; SSGA replaces HK head of ETFs; T. Rowe Price names Australia/NZ intermediaries head; and more.

Asset Owners

Sep 24, 2020

Jolie Ho

The secretary general of Thailand's biggest pension fund explains how technology and data are transforming its operations in a webcast hosted by AsianInvestor.

Partner Content

Sep 18, 2020

Federated Hermes

Impact investing aims to identify businesses and organisations pursuing purpose-led activities serving the needs of the global economy and environment. A thematic approach to impact investing seeks to identify opportunities created by pressing issues that can be identified as megatrends – including climate change, access to water and pandemics.

Fund Managers

Sep 17, 2020

Staff Writers

The surprise election of Donald Trump caused a wave of widening, tightening and widening of 10-year Treasuries. Will his re-election be a boon for bonds? Four experts offer their views.

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Partner Content

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Eastspring Investments

Compared to global peers, Asia’s travel and tourism sector appears better positioned to weather the lingering challenges in a post-Covid world. Amid international travel restrictions, domestic tourism shows signs of recovery - while talk of regional travel bubbles brings hope to the industry. This is the final instalment in Eastspring’s Asian Expert Series, exploring the future of Asia post Covid-19.

Asset Owners

20 hours ago

Richard Morrow

The increasing urgency of climate change will cause more scrutiny on asset owners and fund managers, while also leading to better and more universal standards for investment.

Fund Managers

1 day ago

Staff Writers

The pandemic and lockdowns have raised vacancy rates in Asian commercial property. Is now a time to invest, or will valuations fall further? AsianInvestor asked several experts.

Asset Owners

1 day ago

Joe Marsh

London-based Legal & General Retirement Institutional views the region favourably from a macroeconomic and political perspective, says its head of investment solutions.

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