Manulife wealth and asset management names new Asia head; AllianzGI appoints APAC equity CIO; AllianceBernstein appoints head of Asia institutions; Apollo opens Korea office; and more.
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GIC to keep investing in US; Singapore deepens decarbonisation drive; Indonesia delays new wealth fund launch; TCorp invests in Cyan Renewables; Maharlika may consider nuclear investments; and more.
While China faces renewed pressure under a second Trump term in the White House, structural growth drivers and attractive valuations across Asia may present opportunities.
Trump administration may lead to slower global growth, says Temasek CIO; CPP Investments, GIC in talks to develop continuation fund; INA, APG, ADIA invest in Indonesian toll roads; Dai-Ichi Life Insurance invests in ADB's biodiversity bond; and more.
CPP Investments' PE head for Asia departs; AXA alts lead in Asia joins Morningstar; BlackRock's APAC fixed income veteran to leave; Seviora appoints ESG head; Muzinich & Co. names Asia financial intermediaries and wealth head; and more.
A majority of investors achieved or exceeded financial targets through impact investing, challenging perceptions of profitability trade-offs, a new survey reveals.
With increasing institutional adoption, a supportive regulatory environment, and growing demand for specialised products, the Australian ETF market is throwing up some attractive opportunities.
Rising demand for healthcare and retirement solutions presents an attractive opportunity for insurers.
APG Asset Management was an early adopter of AI in the pension fund industry, and has been particularly successful in harnessing technology to improve private markets investing, according to its Asia COO.
Qatar Investment Authority's Head of Asia Pacific reveals the $510 billion fund's aim to establish regional expertise and long-term partnerships.
As Australia positions itself as a key player in renewable energy and critical minerals, institutional investors across the Asia Pacific will be increasingly tempted to add to their positions in this important market.
Australia is turning to foreign investors to succeed in its ambitions to become a renewable energy superpower. This comes as more institutions in the region make sustainable investments a priority.