The Hong Kong family office is repositioning its public assets portfolio of equities, bonds and cash to capture different opportunities in Asia, Europe, and the US.

The Singapore-based life insurer believes even as private market valuations come down, long-term return expectations can make these assets a worthwhile investment.

Following a plunge in Asia Pacific’s private equity markets, investors are shifting away from a growth-at-all-costs mindset and becoming more selective as they look to deploy their capital.

The New Zealand sovereign fund says it is prioritising the sector as it examines opportunities across the region’s property markets.

The Dutch pension fund is working with investment managers to make the social impact of property investing more quantifiable on a per fund basis even as poor measurement remains a challenge for the sector.

Despite increasing pressure to vote their shares, some asset managers are not making progress on stewardship, a recently released report said. Asset owners would do well to keep up the pressure.

The homegrown insurer has a detailed list of criteria it employs when it comes to selecting investment partners.

Higher shares of alternatives and potential early release schemes has made liquidity a force to be reckoned with, research shows. Could handling that become a C-suite function?

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The Hong Kong family office, which sees venture capital as the top play for 2023, believes lower geopolitical tensions and higher growth potential make Southeast Asia an attractive investment destination.

The UK insurance giant says driving change in the developing markets of Asia and Africa means having a clear ESG strategy that is based on a just and inclusive transition.

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After the fall of Credit Suisse, Switzerland's reputation as a wealth management centre hangs under a cloud. Could Asia reap the benefits as the region's richest families look to diversify their assets?

Real estate funds likely to be squeezed as the commercial real estate market may face ‘double whammy’ of lower occupancy and higher interest rates, family office investors and other asset allocators say.

Asia's cash-rich HNWIs, anticipating growth, are using strong cash positions to seek out good deals, according to industry experts.