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Multiple asset owners seen pondering OCIOs

While the concept of outsourced chief investment officers is new to Asia, there are many asset owners that could be suitable, argue the investment consultants seeking contracts.
Multiple asset owners seen pondering OCIOs
A small number of asset owners in the Asian region have adopted outsourced chief investment officer (OCIO) mandates, but the region possesses many more investors that would benefit from the structure, argue the investment consultants seeking such mandates.  Consultants told AsianInvestor that OCIOs would typically make sense for asset owners with AUMs of less than $1 billion to $5 billion. They can offer value to institutions with more than that too, but those with over $20 billio…
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