Heather Ng

As Chinese firms increasingly choose Hong Kong over US listings, asset managers are reassessing their strategies for global asset allocation.

China’s Made in China 2025 strategy is transforming its manufacturing sector, boosting technological independence and reshaping global competition.

AllianzGI makes its first foray into the global active ETF market with a Taiwan launch, as CEO Tobias Pross hints at a possible expansion into Europe.

For the Dutch pension fund giant, navigating the complexities of Asia’s modern investment landscape isn’t about reacting to every market tremor, but staying anchored in the enduring currents of structural megatrends.

The fund prioritises maximising returns within a defined risk tolerance, emphasising flexibility and global diversification in its investment strategy.

China’s push for technological self-sufficiency, particularly in high-tech manufacturing and semiconductors is reshaping investor strategies.

Shifting capital dynamics, technological advances and macroeconomic pressures are reshaping the region’s infrastructure debt landscape.

Infrastructure debt is emerging as a compelling asset class, offering stable, inflation-linked cash flows and long-term returns.

As global economic power shifts and investment priorities evolve, the once-unquestioned dominance of American exceptionalism is being reassessed.

The insurer, backed by Li Ka-shing's son Richard, said it booked its first-ever net profit in the first quarter, with plans to strengthen its capital position and expand market reach after the planned share sale.

China is witnessing a rapid increase in family offices as wealthy entrepreneurs seek institutionalised wealth management and offshore investment opportunities.

Asian family offices are increasingly investing in cryptocurrency, driven by generational shifts, evolving regulations, and AI-powered investment strategies.