Hong Kong

Driven by investors seeking stronger governance, transparent pricing and tighter economic alignment, the region's increasingly sophisticated market is offering limited partners (LPs) greater flexibility to either sell or roll over their interests.

By targeting copper, steel and rare earths, the single family office positions its portfolio at the foundation of the digital supply chain while maintaining a disciplined filter against more volatile sectors like lithium.

Limited partners (LPs) place greater emphasis on independent valuation analysis, governance oversight and investment discipline as APAC's secondary market gradually evolves.

In the latest edition of our quick-fire Q&A, AsianInvestor catches up with Jasmine Hung, chief executive officer (CEO) of HSBC Asset Management in Hong Kong.

Geopolitical tensions are prompting family offices based in Dubai to split their risk by expanding operations into Singapore and Hong Kong.

While many foundations focus on writing cheques, the Lo Kwee Seong Foundation increasingly sees itself as an incubator of ideas, funding experiments, testing models and helping innovations move from research labs into the real world.

Temasek appoints CFO; REI Super CEO steps down; Prime Super appoints former Brighter Super CIO; Victorian Funds Management Corporation names property head; and more.

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.

China Investment Corporation appoints executive vice president; Aware Super announces leadership reshuffle, names group CRO; Capital Group expands Hong Kong office with key appointments; and more.

Concerns around energy access, execution certainty and asset scarcity are outweighing traditional fears of technology obsolescence.

As continuation vehicles become more common across Asia, LPs are becoming more selective about when to stay invested and when to cash out.