Fund Managers

As people across developed Asia Pacific live longer, healthier and more independent lives, senior living is beginning to look less like a niche care category and more like a serious real estate opportunity, says M&G's Regina Lim.

With both cities sharpening their competitive edge, AsianInvestor asked experts how they are navigating new tax breaks, hedge fund incentives and visa tracks.

Outsourced CIO (OCIO) services are expanding rapidly across Asia as institutions, family offices and statutory boards seek scale, governance and private market expertise.

While sovereign programmes and private constellations drive scale, geopolitical and regulatory risks, and heavy upfront capex, shape investor appetite.

Institutions are thinking past immediate manufacturing shifts to target durable demand and strong market fundamentals.

Kazakhstan fund preps bond roadshow; Malaysia PM orders probe into Khazanah investment arm; NFRA greenlights Hong Kong ETFs for insurers; Korea's NPS launches 30-person hiring drive; and more.

In the latest edition of our quick-fire Q&A, AsianInvestor catches up with Daniel Xystus, CIO at Arc Orient Pacific (AOP) Capital.

As China’s semiconductor push reshapes allocations, AsianInvestor spoke to experts on how to capture structural alpha, manage yields and navigate valuation gaps.

Deciding where active management genuinely adds value now depends on stock correlation, fundamental persistence, and choosing between specialist or generalist managers.

While the US remains the commercial benchmark, Asia’s ecosystems are rapidly scaling, anchored by state-backed funds, regulatory reforms and sovereign ambitions.

Investors are now targeting deeper supply chain plays, infrastructure needs and structural governance reform beneficiaries in Taiwan, South Korea and Japan.

Tokyo’s drive for pension funds to boost domestic allocations is reshaping how international investors view Japan.