Asia

President Donald Trump’s proposed 300% tariffs on imported semiconductors have rattled global markets and heightened concerns across Asia’s chip-reliant economies.

Climate change advocacy group's survey shows 150 institutions have integrated climate change into their investment policies.

Specialist climate investor Clean Energy Finance Cooperation and Canadian pension fund La Caisse launch agricultural platform Meldora to generate carbon credit units; Australian Retirement Trust backs 5-year ESG strategy with $666m Macquarie climate fund investment; and more.

Policy credibility and deepening capital markets are transforming Asian fixed income from a tactical play into a strategic allocation, even as managers debate whether the region can compete on yield with other emerging markets.

Infrastructure, mid-market corporate lending and emerging areas such as fund financing continue to attract capital, supported by structural financing gaps and resilient cashflows.

From London offices to build-to-rent platforms, Australia's third-largest pension fund has transformed its global property portfolio through thematic investing focused on demographic shifts and technological disruption.

Super SA appoints Tricia Blight as CEO; Cbus hires head of risk transformation; M&G Hong Kong investment director steps down; and more.

The 2025 SCO meeting highlighted further moves toward a new global order, as the Eurasian group's members back regional security, tech innovation and new investment pathways across Asia.

As Asian governments take vastly different regulatory approaches to artificial intelligence, investors are navigating a fragmented landscape where data centre booms and policy uncertainty create both massive opportunities and significant risks.

The region has emerged as a powerhouse in global green finance, capturing half of the world's energy transition investments over the past year.

GenZero, backed by the Singapore-based investment firm, is sharpening its investment blueprint to align decarbonisation projects with buyer demand and regulatory signals.

Life insurers are backing quality over risk as market conditions improve but uncertainty lingers. Our latest survey reveals where they're placing their most calculated bets and why flexible mandates are becoming the new playbook.