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In this edition of our monthly Q&A, we get behind the scenes with the chief executive officer of Landmark Family Office.

The British investor whose book explains how he overcame initial setbacks when investing in China in the 1990s shares his lessons on navigating the world’s second-largest economy.

With an academic background in artificial intelligence, the co-CIO at Japan University Fund has clear views on the technology’s appeal for investments and more broadly, in asset management.

We showcase the co-CIO of Japan University Fund and AsianInvestor Editorial Advisory Board member, who talks about his biggest motivation, his role models and his leadership style.

In this edition of our monthly Q&A, we get behind the scenes with the founding partner of private credit specialist ADM Capital.

AsianInvestor speaks to Mark Mobius, one of the world's best known investors, on his favorite piece of investment advice, his books and emerging markets.

We showcase the Asia CEO of APG Asset Management and AsianInvestor Editorial Advisory Board member. In this feature, Aaten shares his straight-talking investment philosophy, his interest in photography and the two Nobel laureates he would like to grill over lunch.

In this latest edition of our monthly Q&A, we quiz the Asia CEO of alternatives specialist Muzinich & Co. on a range of light-hearted questions.

Over the last decade, exchange traded funds (ETFs) have transformed Australia's investment landscape. As these financial instruments multiplied, one economist stepped up to demystify them for the average investor.

The Vice President of the Asia Regional Office of The Rockefeller Foundation is an ardent believer in making a real difference and in the role that catalytic capital plays in solving socio-economic issues. She also names three books that have helped shape her ideas.

We showcase the vice president of the Asia regional office at The Rockefeller Foundation and a member of AsianInvestor's Editorial Advisory Board. In a wide-ranging interview, Khanna talks about what motivates her and the most unconventional advice she ever received.

The implications of Japan’s aging, declining population are misunderstood, catalysing a promising economic outlook that has one veteran investor and author wishing he was 23 again.