New World Development’s FTLife endorses the use of ETFs for swift exposure adjustment and risk management, particularly in the face of Hong Kong’s forthcoming risk-based capital regime.
Hong Kong’s investment arm will give priority to investments in tech and advanced manufacturing after receiving over 100 investment proposals from venture capital funds and asset managers.
China Life Overseas and Manulife Asia will stick to pivoting portfolios towards fixed income assets into 2024 in preparation for a high-rate environment and evolving insurance rules.
Taiwan's largest pension fund is seeking bids for the first domestic equity mandate of the year worth over $2 billion, with a clear emphasis on sustainability in potential investments.
The French asset manager ends local portfolio management activities in Hong Kong and shifts to managing emerging market portfolios from Paris and London.
Norway's $1.4 trillion sovereign wealth fund, one of the largest in the world, becomes the latest to shut down its China office, moving its Asian operational functions to Singapore.
Recent government measures to prop up the sliding property market have led to developers’ shares climbing higher and soaring home sales. Will the new measures offer a sustained fix this time?
Singapore’s state-owned investment funds have the greatest exposure to China, with a collective allocation running into billions of dollars, despite geopolitical tensions and economic challenges.
Insurers say they prefer internal ESG evaluations and underline the importance of both quantitative and qualitative analysis after S&P Global drops ESG scores in credit ratings.
The US-based asset manager plans to ramp up hiring in the region as it tailors offerings to meet demand from family offices as well as enhance its alternative asset capabilities.