In this monthly Q&A, we asked Pictet Asset Management's first female CEO for Asia ex-Japan to share her unfiltered perspectives on markets, leadership and life.
Shusi He
Assets beyond private equity and venture capital have come on the impact investing radar for family offices in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Are Hong Kong stocks finally bouncing back or is it just a bear market rally that will soon fade? Fund managers weigh the drivers and risks.
The well-known investment veteran leaves Prudential after seven years, following the shutdown of its wealth management business in Hong Kong.
For US firms such as Mayer Brown, demerging their China operations becomes an effective alternative to navigate through geopolitical tensions.
The fund has teamed up with the Global Green Growth Institute following Xi's pledge of a stronger emphasis on sustainability for its flagship national initiative.
A newly established association in Hong Kong plans to help Chinese alternatives managers raise capital offshore, defying the “Anything But China” global sentiment.
The Chinese life insurance company believes that local expertise is important in identifying long-term investment opportunities under China’s carbon neutrality target.
Riding on the wealth growth in Asia, the alternative investment giant is looking to expand its designated private wealth solutions business to more Asian markets.
Hong Kong has joined a handful of jurisdictions around the world to offer spot virtual assets ETFs. Will it attract demand from institutional investors, especially family offices?
Brooklyn Nets owner says sports investing is at the top of its list of new investments.
The Chinese life insurance giant places more overseas assets into private equity compared to other asset classes, says its CIO.