The 25 most influential women in asset management

Alternatives

May 2, 2011

Zarinah Anwar, Securities Commission

Michele Bang, Deutsche AM

Noriko Honda Chen, Capital World Investors

Amy Cho, Pictet AM

Guo Tehua, ICBC Credit Suisse AM

Esther Heer, BSI Asia

Ho Ching, Temasek Holdings

Deborah Ho, DBS AM

Veronica John, Serasi Capital

Jane Kim Jung-youn, Daol FM

Alexa Lam, SFC

Eliza Lau, Synergy FM

Sandra Lee, BlackRock

Sopawadee Lertmanaschai, Government Pension Fund

Yang Liu, Atlantis IM

Kirsty Mactaggart, Fidelity International

Azian Binti Mohamad Noh, KWAP

Shireen Ann Zaharah Muhideen, Corston-Smith AM

Park Jeong-Rim, Kookmin Bank

Kathryn Shih, UBS Wealth Management

Ashu Suyash, Fidelity International

Keiko Tamaki-Kuorda, Schroder IM

Adelene Tan, Government of Singapore Investment Corp.

Chris Tang, Marco Polo Pure AM

Ophelia Tang, HT Capital Management

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BlackRock appoints first China private credit head; Nikko AM names head of consultant relations; Standard Chartered's global private banking head leaves in restructuring; Pictet WM hires fund specialist from UBS; RBC WM appoints new head of investments for Asia and international; Indosuez hires new COO; Natixis names three Taiwan executives; and more.

Fund Managers

Oct 8, 2020

Staff Writers

The US dollar is currently strong, but economic weakness, minimal rates and a large and rising debt burden could cause it to weaken. How will that affect how asset owners invest?

Moves

Nov 25, 2020

Staff Writers

AustralianSuper hires property head in London amid buildout; Cbus appoints first chief IT officer; Pictet opens Shanghai WFOE, names head; AMP Capital appoints Rebekah Swan as NZ head of clients; Milford AM names sustainable investment head, senior analyst; VC firm QED hires India/SE Asia head; and more.

Partner Content

Nov 15, 2020

PineBridge Investments

Beyond the pandemic and trade tensions, underlying developments in China may have transformative implications on companies in Asia and frame how investors look at Asian equities going forward, including up and coming small caps.

Partner Content

Nov 11, 2020

Schroders

China’s domestic private equity (PE) market has grown rapidly in the past ten years offering a range of opportunities with tremendous growth potential. Yet without the right fund structure, international investors simply can’t access many of the most exciting deals. Jun Qian, Head of Investments China and General Manager for Schroder Adveq explains.

Partner Content

Nov 23, 2020

State Street Global Advisors

A China equities allocation makes sense when considering global growth, consumerism, foreign investment and the potential for higher returns. As an institutional investor or investment professional, being exposed to China has traditionally been an ancillary outcome of a decision to own emerging market (EM) equities. However, we believe there are potential return and risk benefits from considering China as an independent allocation.

Asset Owners

Nov 25, 2020

Twinkle Zhou

Investment experts were not surprised by chief executive Carrie Lam's policy address focus on China-focused wealth management, but some feel the goal to expand Reits is promising.

Partner Content

Oct 14, 2020

Schroders

Institutional investors still believe private asset investing comes with extra challenges, but that the diversification and return benefits make it worth their while. A recent Schroders survey identifies notable increases in interest for real estate debt, infrastructure equity and insurance-linked securities.

Partner Content

Oct 28, 2020

Eastspring Investments

Making ESG analysis more focused and core to all investment processes is essential to overcome shortfalls in data and transparency amid growing appetite for bonds that meet sustainability goals, according to a virtual roundtable hosted by Eastspring Investments and AsianInvestor.

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Alternatives

8 hours ago

Jolie Ho

While most big Japanese insurers are maintaining their allocation to domestic stocks, Dai-ichi Life has said that it will slash its interest rate and equity risk by 20% by March 2024.

Asset Owners

19 hours ago

Richard Morrow

The country’s implicit backstop to all state-linked borrowers has stymied credit and risk analysis. Abandoning it will encourage proper risk management and better bond pricing.

Partner Content

19 hours ago

SimCorp

Traditional approaches to market and reference data management can be expensive to implement and run, which means more firms are now looking at alternative ways to handle data. At the same time, clients want to avoid having to re-invent the wheel and would like to follow standard practices – which is where Data-as-a-Service comes into play.

Asset Owners

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Twinkle Zhou

The China Development Bank-backed China Africa Development Fund saw investments dry up this year amid Covid-19, with an internal management investigation and Africa’s lagging GDP and higher financial risks also causing pressure.

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