Singapore based single family office Wellco Capital is rebalancing its portfolio with a focus on cash flow resilience and undervalued opportunities, while steering clear of overheated US equities and high-risk AI bets.
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Institutional investors are urging a standardised framework of transition assets to unlock potentially huge opportunities and make a meaningful, greener impact.
The private bank’s Asia-Pacific head of investments outlines how the product platform has evolved, and discusses the impact of technology developments and geopolitical risks.
Co-investments become more attractive as large mergers and acquisitions lose their sheen.
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Family offices are rapidly emerging as dominant players in the alternatives landscape, even as institutional players grapple with liquidity constraints.
In partnership with HSBC Asset Management
Private credit’s success story still has a long road to run, and energy transition infrastructure in Asia offers a compelling alternative entry point. Investors are seeking assets backed by the type of robust research and large – or even proprietary – deal flow, typically the type of offerings that HSBC Asset Management is able to bring.
Japan's private equity deal activity may be modestly affected by rising interest rates and a potentially stabilising yen. Meanwhile, the Indian market is experiencing significant growth.
Japanese corporate pension funds continue to favour alternative investments as a growing asset class, with a particular emphasis on income-generating private assets for portfolio diversification, according to a survey.
Adrija Agarwal, founder of Sattva Ventures, is making concerted efforts to ensure the single family office actively engages in both public and private markets.
The challenging fundraising backdrop is seen as an opportunity to reset amid plans to lift exposure to areas like growth equity and venture capital, a Cambridge Associates survey finds.
Asian investors lack exposure in alternative investments, according to a recent PGIM Investments study.
New regulatory frameworks are driving the insurers’ tilt towards alternative investments.
