The Hong Kong asset management business will now report directly to Benjamin Deng, president of Asia asset management.
Fund Managers
Australia's finance sector regulator is scrutinising superannuation funds' spending; Goodman Group cements $2.7 billion consortium to develop data centres; State Street Global Advisors rebrands, and more.
Prudential taps Swiss Re CIO as board director; Gaw Capital and CBRE name APAC data centre heads; Axa IM Alts reshuffles regional leadership team, and more.
The Fed’s hold on rate cuts signals caution on inflation, but its impact on Asia remains layered—shaping currency movements, policy decisions and investor sentiment throughout the region.
Patron Capital's founder Keith Breslauer talks about a deal that saw one of Japan's biggest property developers buy a majority stake in the firm, and why European assets are attracting interest among institutional investors.
China Investment Corp. (CIC) shelves $1 billion sale of US private equity fund stakes; Indonesia’s new sovereign wealth fund eyes $10 billion debut loan; BlackRock and Mubadala Investment unwind Asian private credit partnership, and more.
A growing wave of institutional capital across Asia—spanning family offices, hedge funds and sovereign wealth funds—is reshaping digital asset markets.
As transition finance gains momentum across Asian markets, investors are turning attention to underfunded natural capital solutions that blend climate resilience with commercial returns.
Pension funds are exploring semi-liquid products and private credit strategies amid changing market dynamics, with evolving fund structures addressing liquidity challenges in a high-cost capital environment.
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REI Super names group executive; CBUS appoints an ESG integration head; Acenda group picks new group CEO; QIC names its next head of Asia, and more.
Rising tensions in the Middle East escalated sharply following US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, intensifying fears of regional conflict and a potential disruption to global oil flows.
Japan is positioning itself as a magnet for global asset managers—and a compelling alternative to Asia’s established hubs.
