Corporate pension fund managers often lack formal skills and experience in asset management. A government initiative seeks to change that.
Asset Owners
Nephew of Dubai ruler to open family office in Hong Kong; HK's single family offices estimated at 2,700; NPS eyes San Francisco office; Ontario Teachers' invests in India fintech start-up; and more.
NF Trinity looks for diversified global investments in the private market, while trying to avoid bias towards certain countries or sectors.
British Columbia Investment Management Corporation expects Asia to be one of the leaders of economic growth in emerging markets (EM) and its internal EM public equities portfolio reflects that view.
Concerns about private markets have spread to public markets such as equities, which have seen steep recent falls. Institutions and multi-family offices are turning cautious.
The Malaysian pension fund is seeking out social and environmental gains while making investment returns. It is likely to benefit both risk management and long-term performance.
The world's largest asset owner sustainable investment platform hopes the move will better connect information about investee company revenues with real world outcomes.
India is one of the best investment markets right now, the CIO of an insurance company told AsianInvestor.
AustralianSuper to raise UK investments; FWD increases stake in Malaysian unit; Indian pension fund manager eyes corporate bond investments; Korea Post chooses manager to manage PE mandate for insurance unit; and more.
AsianInvestor's Family Office Briefing returns to Hong Kong on 30 May 2024, providing
family office leaders with an exclusive platform to engage in high-level networking
and participate in interactive discussions on asset allocation trends, income
strategies, private market opportunities, the resurgence of digital assets, and
strategies for future-proofing portfolios to ensure long-term growth.
The 16th edition of the Korea Institutional Investment Forum is set to take place on 21 June 2024 in Seoul, bringing together over 100 institutional investment leaders from local and international pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurers, and government entities. This highly anticipated in-person event will provide a platform for exclusive networking and in-depth discussions, focusing on guiding Korean asset owners on investment strategies for the upcoming year.
Ping An Group’s investment chief also discloses the insurer's plans to add exposure to domestic venture capital, M&A, and multifamily rental properties, among others.