With the Middle-East nation located between Europe and Asia, it helps both regions by being a connectivity corridor, a family office industry executive tells AsianInvestor.
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From the world's largest asset manager to the Nan Fung family office, Helen Zhu knows her biggest strength lies in always pushing herself out of the comfort zone.
HSBC Global Private Banking and Wealth's Lina Lim talks about fund selection, sustainability trends and what's hot among fund investors right now.
Family offices are a red-hot topic in Asia right now. Expect more competition as more players -- and jurisdictions -- join the race to manage the wealth of Asia's rich individuals.
With Chinese New Year just a few days away, AsiaInvestor spoke to investment specialists to gauge their views on what's in store for mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan over the next 12 months.
Hong Kong's $514 billion government reserve fund stresses the importance of consistent deployment in the private equity market for long-term gains, after it recorded a 5.2% investment return in 2023.
Two single family offices in Hong Kong are balancing their allocation to real estate and tech investing to ensure stable income while capitalising on long-term mega trends.
The Asia business was honoured to mark the anniversary with a visit from Lord Heseltine who remains abundantly optimistic about the region’s advancement, and its prominent position on the global stage.
Celebrating 25 years of activity in Asia, Haymarket Media Group commemorated the occasion with an event at Hong Kong's prestigious China Club, attended by special guests and founder, Lord Michael Heseltine.
High levels of risk and more attractive options see some family offices in two finance hubs steer clear of the novel asset class.
A new Greater Bay Area-focused fund launched by state-owned Shenzhen Capital International and Value Partners is set to lure investors tapping undervalued growth opportunities in the region.
Local hiring and spending requirements fail to dent the city-state’s desirability as a family office base, and tax breaks serve as a sweetener.