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PNB starts factor investing and eyes private credit

The Malaysian state-linked unit trust manager has given factor-based global equity mandates to three fund houses and is mulling investing into new types of illiquid assets, say sources.
PNB starts factor investing and eyes private credit

Malaysia's Permodalan Nasional Berhad (PNB) awarded its first factor-based investment mandate in the second quarter of this year, and it may start out as large as $240 million once it has been funded. The state-linked fund manager is also mulling moves into private credit and foreign infrastructure as it strives to build a more diverse and international asset portfolio, well-placed sources have told AsianInvestor.

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