Five of the largest pension funds in Canada were questioned on their exposure to China by a parliamentary committee of the Canadian government earlier this month.
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Rising levels of distressed sales in China’s property sector paint a distorted picture of the sector’s woes, according to investors and advisers.
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As asset owners emerge blinking in the daylight of the post-Covid reality, private markets and technology are offering the best way forward, two reports say.
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India is projected to surpass, or may have already surpassed, China as the world's most populous country this year. Will this translate into more opportunities for investment?
The White House is reportedly planning to issue "unprecedented" rules for American firms on investments in China's tech sector around the G7 summit scheduled for May 19. AsianInvestor takes a pulse check of how this could affect investment flows to the region.
AsianInvestor presents the judges' rationale for picking the winners in this awards category.
The New Zealand sovereign fund says it is prioritising the sector as it examines opportunities across the region’s property markets.
The British life insurer has applauded China’s new insurance regulator, saying the country is set to attach even greater importance to the industry.
As Singapore digests its influx of Chinese family offices, Hong Kong may be on the cusp of a recovery in a sector where confidence has suffered.
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After three years of zero-Covid, China is back. This year promises to be a good one for the domestic economy. However, we believe the recovery will differ from other countries' by being less commodity-intensive and coming with fewer positive spillovers to the West, says Erik Lueth, global emerging market economist at Legal & General Investment Management.
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Chinese family office investors have flocked to the city state over reasons ranging from concerns over Hong Kong’s future to simple risk mitigation.
While keeping its powder dry for the time being, Australia's sovereign fund sees potential in allocations to China.
