Kristina Shperlik

A rise in single-family offices founded by first-generation entrepreneurs is driving more self-directed capital deployment across the region.

As spreads narrow and capital regimes evolve, Apac insurers are reassessing credit allocations and portfolio construction strategies.

Uzbekistan National Fund has transformed its board and undertaken a capital reorganisation and leadership rejig across its portfolio companies.

The Australian sovereign wealth fund reaffirms commitment to its 'joined-up' investment strategy and national priority sectors.

Strong appetite for technology-focused equities supported flows into South Korea and Taiwan while fixed-income funds across the region lagged.

The NRFC investment aims to scale advanced manufacturing in housing construction to cut delivery times and help ease Australia's housing crunch.

Allocators are considering cross-currency swaps to unlock higher returns in Australia's AAA-rated Kangaroo market and China's offshore issuance.

The insurer is prioritising defensive plays while slowly building a private assets portfolio to deliver long-term returns across Asia.

Japan Investment Corporation (JIC) aims to transfer company-building expertise to local investors while raising governance standards across the domestic venture capital (VC) industry.

Australia's SWF attributed its performance to long-term portfolio diversification and active risk management, although the earnings news was closely followed by Raphael Arndt's announcement of his imminent departure.

As AI demand drives tech valuations sky high, Chinese equities, healthcare and select cyclical sectors in the region are becoming more attractive.

As concerns grow over shrinking illiquidity premiums, experts explain how they determine whether private credit still yields sufficient return to justify locking up capital.