Single-family office Click Ventures sees autonomous AI-powered robots and real-time decision making cars in the near future, its MD says.
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Asia's family offices are leveraging alternatives to diversify portfolios, capitalising on regional growth, and harnessing new technologies to stay ahead in financial markets, new research shows.
Investing in emerging managers offers diversification and opportunities to drive change through seed capital, according to a single-family office.
As artificial intelligence becomes more sophisticated, the risks of it being misused for nefarious purposes also increase.
As artificial intelligence reshapes industries, top pension executives from State Super and APG Asset Management share insights on harnessing its potential while navigating ethical challenges.
The Dutch pension fund investor has been experimenting with integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into its investment processes for the better part of a decade, with the aim of empowering its human decision-makers.
Bitcoin and AI-related stocks have seen massive gains in market value in recent months. Yet when it comes to long-term performance, which asset holds greater promise? AsianInvestor asked a host of experts.
One of Australia’s oldest superannuation funds is integrating artificial intelligence into its investments process, but the fund’s people will always be firmly in the driver’s seat.
Generative artificial intelligence holds high potential for the asset management industry, and recruiting the right people and honing in on the right products will be key for asset owners and their service providers.
Despite Asia-Pacific family offices continuing to pursue new technologies, like artificial intelligence and blockchain, the vast majority that were surveyed still favour tried and true real estate strategies for future growth amid dynamic market conditions.
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.