Korea

GIC hires new sustainability head; KIC hires fixed-income manager; Ex-Aware Super executive joins AMP; AIIB's policy and strategy VP to leave; Ares names Japan chair, plans new office; Apollo hires for Japan private credit; JLL names new China CEO; and more.

The Korean sovereign wealth fund sees value in continuation vehicles within the private equity space, while it expands venture capital exposure in specific sectors.

China's CIC chairman and Saudi Arabia's PIF governor meet in Beijing; Temasek plans to invest up to $10 billion in India in three years; NPS hires managers for PE mandates; and more.

Raffles Family Office hires former RBC exec as COO; Australian Ethical Super gets former PRI CEO on its board; UBS AM names interim HK head; Korean Re announces new UK CEO; PE firm Advent hires for new Australia office; and more.

Seller discounts and overseas buyers are fueling a surge of investment in Korean real estate by a fifth this year, in stark contrast to shrinking allocations across the broader region.

Cash-strapped Chinese developer sells Shanghai mall share to partner GIC; NPS slashes external managers for foreign equities by up to 10%; AustralianSuper adds to AI stocks; and more.

New regulatory frameworks are driving the insurers’ tilt towards alternative investments.

Former Harvest Global CEO ventures into Abu Dhabi; Korea's military pension gets new co-CIO: Franklin Templeton reshuffles APAC portfolio management; WTW makes leadership change in Australia, NZ; Stonepeak gets Japan chairman; and more.

As the classical stock-bond correlation has gone, Korean pension funds and insurers are scrambling for ways to safeguard portfolios and deliver performance.

GIC sells stake in UK's fifth-largest shopping mall; Partners Group facilitates deal flows between CIC and Gulf sovereign wealth funds; CPP Investments scales back emerging market bets; and more.

Korea Investment Corporation, Hyundai insurance, and Shinhan Life tell AsianInvestor why they prefer mid- to small-cap buyouts in today's environment.

Whether high interest rates are a help or a hurdle heavily depends on who you ask, delegates heard at AsianInvestor’s Institutional Investment Forum Korea.