Institutional investors assess Asia elections, populism risks
Global politics will influence investor behaviour to a greater extent this year, for various reasons — not least of which being the sheer number of countries going to the polls.
Politics in 2024 will be a factor for Asian asset owners like never before, with elections happening in many of the world’s most populous countries.
UBS chairman Colm Kelleher, speaking in Shanghai last week, said, "On the macroeconomic and geopolitical front, we are in for another uncertain year with great potential for surprises.”
Next month, we will see elections in Indonesia, Pakistan, and Cambodia, followed later this year by India, Korea, Sri Lanka, Mongolia, and some of t…
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