Singapore

Aware Super hires for strategy and transformation; abrdn's former HK fixed income head joins Bosera AM; HSBC AM announces Asia appointments; AMO shuts Singapore office; BlackRock hires for climate infra team in New Zealand; and more.

Assets beyond private equity and venture capital have come on the impact investing radar for family offices in Hong Kong and Singapore.

GIC makes push into Latin American green infra technology; Dutch pension PGGM invests in Australian residential tower projects; Korea's Construction Workers Mutual Aid looks for 21 fixed income managers; and more.

Cbus portfolio management head departs; Value Partners hires former Amundi executive; HESTA names new CFO; Blue Owl hires APAC private wealth head from Fidelity; M&G adds to APAC institutional distribution team; and more.

The insurance group sees opportunities to increase private debt in its portfolio mix.

Family offices in Singapore, Hong Kong and India are leading the charge in joining AVPN, which aims to bring together investors to facilitate impact initiatives.

Family office managing over $10 billion for Indian software tycoon increases AI investments; decarbonization focused fund passes $1 billion target; NPS will allocate 65% of its assets in risky assets under new long-term asset allocation rules; and more.

Wealth capital from the two cities are showing distinctive characteristics, survey shows.

Value Partners CEO resigns; VFMC hires from Frontier Advisors; Gaw Capital makes senior appointments; Pictet AM bolsters HK multi asset team; Linklaters adds India PE-focused partner; and more.

A Singapore-based family office offers the low-down on impact investing and philanthropy, both of which have a relatively notorious reputation for doing good without offering attractive returns.

Join the 5th Insurance Investment Briefing Singapore on 3 September. Explore trends and opportunities in the insurance investment landscape, including portfolio optimization, accounting standards impact, income diversification, private debt investments, and environmental sustainability.

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