Tag : asset managers

Cbus Super deputy CEO set to depart; AustralianSuper expands US private equity team with senior portfolio manager hire, and more.

Prime Super appoints Alex Proimos as the manager of investment strategy; The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank makes two director hires; L&G taps former UBS AM exec as head of institutional sales for Greater China, and more.

Zurich promotes Jim Qin to Hong Kong insurance head; Clifford Capital taps Schroders' Lily Choh as CEO; HSBC ropes in new Bermuda insurance CEO from Sun Life; Hines makes senior promotion in Singapore; and more.

Prudential taps Swiss Re CIO as board director; Gaw Capital and CBRE name APAC data centre heads; Axa IM Alts reshuffles regional leadership team, and more.

REI Super names group executive; CBUS appoints an ESG integration head; Acenda group picks new group CEO; QIC names its next head of Asia, and more.

AsianInvestor is delighted to reveal the remaining winners of our Asset Class Awards for 2025, concluding our two-part announcement. Today's release features several exciting new categories that reflect evolving market priorities.

AsianInvestor is delighted to reveal the winners of our prestigious Asset Class Awards, following an intensely competitive selection process. We have split the announcement into two parts, with the first part released today.

If recent trends are anything to go by, expect to see more traditional asset managers teaming up with private market players to expand investor access and distribution channels.

AsianInvestor is pleased to announce the winners of the highly competitive Asset Class Awards. We have split the announcement in two parts, with the first part released today.

High oil and gas prices and the global energy supply crunch have made fossil fuels more attractive, but asset owners and managers say that’s not about to derail their climate change goals.

ESG has caught an increasing amount of flak lately over whether it actually lives up to its billing as delivering better sustainability outcomes. Some of its critics are missing the point, say members of the investment community.

The firm will be left with Shanghai as its only presence in Asia, but sources say its joint-venture business has been performing "tremendously well".