Heather Ng

PGIM is ramping up investments in industrial and living sectors—including co-living and aged care—while cautiously re-entering office real estate, eyeing a potential market low.

Japan is positioning itself as a magnet for global asset managers—and a compelling alternative to Asia’s established hubs.

The share sale would mark the insurer's third bid to go public, after it shelved two previous attempts.

As Israel and Iran trade direct strikes, Asian investors face rising oil prices, inflation risks, and market volatility.

In this new edition of our quick fire Q&A, AsianInvestor catches up with CAIA executive committee member, Stephen Wong.

With record issuances and strong Mainland Chinese support, Hong Kong is emerging as a global powerhouse for insurance-linked securities.

The tiny Himalayan kingdom is diversifying beyond hydroelectricity by investing in solar, geothermal and other renewables, as it taps surplus energy to fuel a big bet on cryptocurrencies.

With competition intensifying across the Asia Pacific region, Australia offers lender-friendly regulations, strong market fundamentals and growing institutional interest.

Hong Kong's launch of an offering that tracks shariah-compliant bonds, known as sukuk, marks a significant advancement for Islamic finance in Asia, and underscores increasing global demand.

With market volatility persisting, experts weigh the outlook for gold as both a safe-haven asset and strategic investment.

As mainland Chinese companies pursue overseas growth, Hong Kong is moving to establish itself as a key hub for captive insurance operations.

Taiwan’s planned sovereign wealth fund aims to boost economic momentum, expand global investments and strengthen national security.