Asset Owners

The development institution wants to draw private capital for green energy investment through equity platforms and mezzanine financing.

The most coveted late-stage investment opportunities in Asia rarely need family office capital. The firms that are getting in are offering something else entirely.

By mixing AI speed with human insight, institutions are building portfolios that prize both quantitative discipline and qualitative judgment.

Indonesia regulator dissolves two pension funds run by defunct insurer Jiwasraya; Canada unveils first sovereign wealth fund; SWF Khazanah and Securities Commission Malaysia issue country's first tokenised Islamic bond; and more.

With infrastructure maturing and spot Bitcoin ETFs opening regulated pathways, institutions are treating digital assets as diversification tools—satellite allocations that balance volatility with long-term potential.

Investor confidence has improved, underscored by rising deal activity and a renewed willingness to deploy capital.

The country's biggest pension funds are warning that a jump in the Australian dollar could hurt their investment returns.

The two countries are using a new sovereign-led platform to gain deal access, shape capital flows and back the next phase of China and Southeast Asia's integration.

Record retail inflows have insulated Indian equities from global volatility, but asset owners face challenges as structural reliance on domestic liquidity may be masking overvalued earnings and a mounting sensitivity to oil prices.

The judicial review concluded that the fund's underlying exclusion policies were less clear and specific than in the past.

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is shifting from rapid expansion to sustained value creation. Domestic allocation will rise, but global partnerships are still central to its roadmap.

With geopolitical risks and inflation fears mounting, the insurer is adopting a country-by-country approach to uncover opportunities across Asia-Pacific.