Temasek believes that carbon markets are critical for achieving net zero, while investing in sustainable economic growth is a fiduciary responsibility for long-term investors.
Nishtha Asthana
Two megatrends are influencing the state investor’s investment approach, the vice chairman of sustainability told AsianInvestor.
Southeast Asia's window of opportunity to accelerate decarbonisation with actionable ideas was showcased in a report co-authored by Temasek, GenZero and other entities.
More asset owners are leaning towards private credit rather than private equity -- a trend seen likely to continue given the interest-rate and macroeconomic backdrop.
Stricter regulations and extended waiting time for family offices are slowing down the growth of this segment in Singapore, experts told 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.
The Singapore-based single family office employs a rigorous vetting process and employs sophisticated technology in making its debt investments.
Value strategies are the focus for private equity secondaries investors as 2024 unfolds, industry experts told AsianInvestor.
What appeals to family offices -- impact or ESG investing? Fundamental differences between the two approaches exist, and some family offices prefer one over the other.
Established in 2022, Togs Capital is a single-family office (SFO) based in Singapore that focuses on alternative investments in high-growth emerging markets, particularly those that focus on sustainability and on creating a positive impact on society.
As Singapore fights money laundering and other malfeasance, Dubai is rapidly attracting new types of family offices, experts said.
Challenges remain towards Singapore becoming the 'Cayman of Asia', as the VCC structure established by Singapore in 2020 continues to evolve and become applicable beyond its borders.