AsianInvestor takes a break for Christmas and New Year
The AsianInvestor daily newsletter will not run from December 23 to January 3, 2020. Wishing our readers a happy holiday.
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AsianInvestor takes a break for Easter
We are not publishing this coming Friday and Monday (April 19 and 22), and will resume on April 23.
Asset Management Awards - Nominations period closing!
AsianInvestor's annual nomination period for our annual Asset Management Awards is closing on March 1. Get your submission in now, or contact us to get a small extension.
Asset Management Awards 2019 – request for pitches
We are launching the pitch process for our latest Asset Management Awards. We offer details on both asset services, asset class, fund house and marquee awards – everything you need to know.
AsianInvestor takes a break for Chinese new year
The daily newsletter will not appear from February 5 to 7, which are public holidays in Hong Kong. We will resume again from February 8.
AsianInvestor taking a break for Christmas
Today will be the last newsletter until the new year; publication will resume on January 3.
AsianInvestor breaks for Mid-Autumn Festival
The daily newsletter is not running on September 25, as it is a holiday in Hong Kong. We will be back on September 26.
AsianInvestor’s 10 top stories in August
Last month we presented a host of insights from key asset owners including AIA, Fosun, Allianz and Ping An, as well as news on moves, and views on a potential Prudential Asia sale.
AsianInvestor’s 10 top stories in July
Last month we presented insights into the plans of key asset owners including HKMA, Taiwan's BLF, Temasek and Texas Teachers, and broke news of a host of high-level moves.
AsianInvestor’s 10 top stories in June
Last month we broke news on key moves from across the region, revealed a big US pension fund's plan for Asia and took a close look at regulatory affairs in Hong Kong.
AsianInvestor’s 10 top stories in May
Last month we reported on the plans of Manulife and Prudential in China, Japan Post Bank's alts push and market reaction to the historic election in Malaysia.
Investors react to Malaysia’s stunning election upset
A new government is to take office in Malaysia for the first time in its history. What does the fall of Najib Razak mean for investors in the country and across the region?
AsianInvestor’s most read articles in April
Last month, we brought insights from leading regional asset owners including AIG, HSBC Insurance and Allianz, looked at top hiring trends and announced award winners.
Market Views: Is the HKD on a long-term downward trend?
The HKMA has had to buy HKD this month to defend the currency's trading band. We asked three buyside experts what this means and how it’s impacting their investment strategies.
China Asset Owner Insights report out now
The 2017 China Asset Owners Insight report, the third such report from our research arm, offers a comprehensive look into the investment activity of the nation's asset owners.
Market Views: Will asset owners drive performance-only fees?
Japan’s GPIF recently began paying active managers based on excess returns and cut the fees of underperformers. We asked four experts whether other asset owners will follow suit.
AsianInvestor’s most read articles: March 2018
Last month, we broke stories on a veteran investor's new role, the challenges facing the insurance sector, big moves at major fund managers and more.
Market Views: How will ETF Connect impact investors?
ETF Connect, expected later this year, will allow Chinese and international investors to trade ETFs via Hong Kong. We asked four experts about the likely impact of the programme.
AsianInvestor takes an Easter break
We will not be publishing over the Easter holidays, and will resume on Tuesday April 3.
Market Views: Will the dollar suffer prolonged weakness?
After a steady decline last year, the US dollar continued weakening during January and February. We asked three experts whether this will continue, and what it means for investors.
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