Tag : asset owner

China plans $295bn AI data center network; Blue Owl to sell over $30bn stack APAC assets; ACCC clears Magellan-Barrenjoey merger; and more.

Danantara plans 3% "Merah Putih" bond; APG, Bouwinvest commit $300m to Tishman Speyer’s Korea Living Venture; ART invests $2.1bn in property funds; and more.

Asian governments want pension and sovereign funds to help close a vast infrastructure gap. Global asset owners say the issue isn't appetite, but structuring projects to meet fiduciary standards and reduce capital costs.

Generation Life appoints chief risk officer; AFCA names lead superannuation ombudsman; State Street names APAC, Middle East, Africa, ETF capital markets head; and more.

GIC is in talks to sell its majority stake in Yes! Communities to Brookfield; Macquarie Asset Management has closed its first dedicated energy transition fund with over $3 billion in total commitments; and more.

JPMorgan Chase settles claims over role in 1MDB scandal; Temasek eyes restructuring operations into three units; ASIC files lawsuit against Mercer; ART acquires over 5% of gaming company Tabcorp.

British International Investment is ramping up its renewable energy investments in Southeast Asia, aiming to bridge the climate finance gap in a region facing surging energy demand.

Amid global economic realignments, mid-market investments are emerging as a core focus for institutional players, particularly in Asia. With $55 billion in assets under management, Seviora Group leverages its expertise and network to unlock the potential of this dynamic segment.

Asia Pacific's largest institutional investors favour strategic third-party partnerships for emerging technology exposure, balancing demographic pressures with traditional risk management approaches.

Efforts to jointly anchoring the investment fund represent another sign of the growing relationship between the Middle East and Hong Kong.

As blended finance grapples with scalability challenges, Pentagreen Capital is looking to create 'due diligence templates' across five critical sectors.

Some family offices do not find Bitcoin ETFs a preferred choice of investment just yet, despite their global growth.