Asset Owners

AsianInvestor Insights from asset owners in Hong Kong show that as macro shifts and US concentration challenge traditional assets, institutions are diversifying to build long-term resilience.

With asset owners moving towards a total portfolio approach (TPA), some rigid committee structures are driving a sharp rise in hybrid models across global markets.

Seeking to avoid the concentration risks of mature markets, institutions are building globally diversified portfolios to capitalise on the infrastructure required to support cloud migration and AI expansion across growth economies.

LGT Capital Partners is reinforcing its presence in Asia Pacific markets while embedding AI to sharpen investment decisions.

Annual General Meetings are meant to anchor shareholder accountability, yet across Asia-Pacific they risk becoming procedural formalities. Reforming how AGMs function is essential for investor voices, and for the long-term resilience and credibility of regional capital markets.

While investors recognise the importance of themes such as geopolitics, AI and public‑private market convergence, many are not yet able to respond in an integrated way, according to new research.

India’s startups are driving a third wave of innovation, pivoting from services and consumer tech to capital-intensive deep tech across AI, quantum, semiconductors, defence and space.

The $24 billion endowment is tilting toward technology’s “buildout push,” pairing hyperscaler exposure with venture bets on emerging winners.

Investors are turning to AI and a booming secondary market to navigate a prolonged liquidity crunch, according to State Street’s 5th annual global private markets study.

The carrier chooses asset-liability matching and robust corporate earnings to navigate complex geopolitical and consumption headwinds in 2026.

Singapore's new single family office framework is expected to accelerate family office formation, but industry participants say the bigger significance lies in how it strengthens the city-state's position in an increasingly competitive battle for global private capital.

Artificial intelligence is collapsing the cost of execution. That makes origination the rarest asset of all.