Institutions in Apac are stepping up capital commitments to transition efforts as climate and energy security concerns intensify, according to a new survey.
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Asset owners are strengthening downside protection and cash reserves while exercising sharper selectivity in private markets, according to a new industry survey.
Families across the region are outperforming global peers as they pursue ambitious returns and deploy tactical hedges.
The insurer is steering its capital towards investments in semiconductors and AI, as an equity-market rally drives a 228.6% jump in first-half profit.
The insurer is prioritising defensive plays while slowly building a private assets portfolio to deliver long-term returns across Asia.
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As Korean institutions commit to a decade-long expansion in private assets, growing liquidity risks and strong public market performance are shaping a more structured approach to allocation.
The Indian insurer leans on its partnership with Sanlam Group to navigate an evolving regulatory landscape whilst capitalising on the country's infrastructure boom.
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After a pioneer listing, the fund aims to bring prime state assets to the market, capitalising on macroeconomic reforms and robust investor demand.
In partnership with Aberdeen Investments
A survey in Q1 2026 of more than 80 senior executives from 65 leading asset owners by AsianInvestor, in collaboration with Aberdeen Investments, reveals how investors in Asia Pacific are balancing returns, liquidity and capital efficiency in a more complex environment.
In partnership with MFS Investment Management
A weaker US dollar cycle is boosting the case for emerging markets (EM) debt, with stronger fundamentals enhancing resilience and elevated yields across hard and local currency bonds creating compelling entry points for investors seeking income and diversification, according to MFS Investment Management.
The National Investment Fund of the Republic of Uzbekistan is listing in London and Tashkent, offering the country's first international equity offering for a state entity.
The Government Pension Fund is pivoting away from its conservative domestic roots to embrace a 70% global exposure for its $48 billion portfolio.
