A prestigious technology university in India aspires to build up a substantial endowment fund, and external experts can play a key role in helping to manage its investments, a senior university executive said.
Tag : asset allocation
Large institutional investors are increasingly opting for separately managed accounts that promise deeper relationships with fund sponsors and better access to deal flow.
MTR Lab sees potential for the Greater Bay Area to develop technology start-ups that can help with 'in-sourcing', a senior executive told AsianInvestor.
In partnership with M&G Investments
As we enter 2024, financial markets are at a major crossroads. With inflation coming down and central banks’ rate hikes on hold, the big question for investors is: what happens next? With views ranging from a ‘soft landing’ to recession, and from ‘higher for longer’ interest rates to rate cuts, the path ahead is uncertain.
Traditional asset allocation patterns, heavily tilted towards assets such as property, could change as wealth transfers to the next generation of wealthy Thai families, says a top investment executive at a single family office.
In partnership with State Street Global Advisors
Projections of weaker US growth in 2024 coupled with a robust economic outlook for Asia bode well for more active and diverse portfolios, including quality and safe-haven assets, according to a recent AsianInvestor webinar, in conjunction with State Street Global Advisors.
Karen Tan, head of investment solutions and managed solutions, Asia, at Pictet Wealth Management discusses current selection trends and how client preferences have evolved in recent months.
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Investors in Hong Kong and Singapore are looking for quality and safe-haven assets to drive long-term capital growth over the coming months, according to an AsianInvestor poll.
An array of investors from the Middle East are looking at expanding investments in Asia, inspired by the activities of Middle-East sovereign wealth funds and state-owned investors.
A Dubai-based senior executive who leads an outsourced chief investment officer (OCIO) business says it's time to hold large amounts of cash as the global economy is not out of the woods yet.
Chinese family offices in Singapore look at neighbouring countries for opportunities and show a clear preference for public over private markets.
Our second insurance-focused event in Hong Kong this year featured an insightful panel discussion, two fireside chats and four presentations on a range of trending topics. AsianInvestor presents the highlights of the day in photos.