March's most read: Could Russia's SWIFT ban benefit renminbi assets?; Family offices unfazed by Singapore's wealth taxes
For a China looking to internationalise its currency, the Russian banking crisis could make it a force to reckon with; Family offices remain drawn to the city’s tax incentives, political and currency stability, clear regulatory framework and good schools for their children; Indonesia’s new wealth fund is talking to more than 100 investors; AIA set to boost exposure to Asian infrastructure 'as much as possible'; and more.
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Renminbi assets could serve as an attractive alternative for investors looking for a risk-off environment in a new normal where Russian banks are excluded from US dollar trading, however they would have to tread this line very carefully, investors and economists told AsianInvestor.
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