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Investors across Apac are turning to corporate capital solutions, specialised portfolio finance and niche asset-backed debt for double-digit yields.

As demand for private credit cools, regional investors are shifting capital into secondaries and real assets to gain stronger protections and clearer liquidity.

In an exclusive interview with AsianInvestor, the sovereign investor's chief talked about how the fund is responding to heightened global risks and the challenges of AI.

Asia Pacific (Apac) institutions are overhauling their risk management practices by unpicking shared macro drivers across asset classes.

Once sidelined for low yields and an overvalued currency, Japan is winning back institutional capital across equities, debt and AI.

Rising Japanese government bond (JGB) yields drive institutions to reinvest at home, trimming foreign debt and cautiously adding alternatives.

The National Pension Service is expanding its responsible investment framework into private equity, real estate and infrastructure.

Institutional investors and policymakers across Asia deepen partnerships to cement the region’s asset management ambitions.

A rise in single-family offices founded by first-generation entrepreneurs is driving more self-directed capital deployment across the region.

By swapping government bonds for bullion, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds and family offices are hoping to protect their portfolios against falling currencies.

Demand signals from pension pools and insurers are key to unlocking Asia’s transition finance market as allocators move beyond niche ESG strategies towards comprehensive portfolio decarbonisation.

Structural flaws in passive indices are giving active managers a chance to reclaim their edge.