Hong Kong

As private credit has attracted record inflows from institutional investors in recent years, there are concerns that parts of the market may be becoming overcrowded.

Institutional capital is pivoting towards purpose-built rental, student and senior housing to capture inflation-linked returns.

Sovereign wealth funds are taking a more hands-on approach to investing, institutional property capital is targeting living-sector assets, and pension reforms are opening new pathways for overseas diversification.

Insurers and reinsurers across Apac are reshaping their portfolios to secure resilient yields while navigating ongoing geopolitical friction and policy uncertainty.

The Hong Kong single family office is deploying AI with founder Johnson Cheng predicting technology could eventually enable a one-person family office.

Direct and private capital are uniquely positioned to respond to the city's plan, market experts tell AsianInvestor.

Investors and policymakers are driving a wave of cross-border capital activity that underscores Asia’s central role in global finance.

The revised guidelines aim to keep the city-state competitive while giving wealth managers room to build genuine operational platforms.

As spreads narrow and capital regimes evolve, Apac insurers are reassessing credit allocations and portfolio construction strategies.

HSBC names co-CEOs of insurance; Franklin Templeton appoints Korea CEO; ASFA hires practice head; and more.

Hong Kong-based family office investment arm is carving a niche in direct deals by backing the B2B "shovel-sellers" that power major technological shifts.

Blue Owl Capital's Michael Dale shares the experiences, philosophies and career lessons behind his approach to investing and leadership in Asia.