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As investors debate diversification in the midst of geopolitical volatility, Hongkong Land is reaffirming its long-term commitment to Asia’s gateway cities.

Asia's private equity managers face a new reality: allocators want proof of performance, not promises.

While global liquidity is still abundant for AI and fintech infrastructure, the bar for new and existing managers has been raised to an 'incredibly high' level.

Selling the family business is often the easy part; finding a new collective "why" is the challenge. Leena Dandekar, founder and chairperson of Raintree Family Office and Raintree Foundation, shares her roadmap.

The proposed $437 million (CNY3 billion) debut panda bond would mark Samruk-Kazyna’s first foray into China’s onshore debt market.

Institutional investors are pivoting to home-market strategies, tightening scrutiny of manager quality and liquidity structures.

The Government Pension Fund’s CIO explores nuances of external manager alignment, its shift toward EM debt, and why the global corporate landscape is entering critical period of accountability for massive capex.

A decade of excess capital deployed into Asia’s private markets has forced a fundamental repricing of risk and is now defining which managers survive the correction.

As spreads and scrutiny tighten, insurers are weighing corporate lending against asset-backed securities backed by diversified pools of consumer and real economy loans.

As competition weakens protections in the West, Asian private credit is emerging as a structural outlier.

The Head of Global Sustainability at T. Rowe Price discusses the narrative around decarbonisation and how the transition is a structural transformation of the world's energy system.

The APAC region's exchange-traded fund market closed 2025 at a record $2.43 trillion, powered by China’s fixed-income boom and surging demand for gold.