Tag : manager selection

The Uzbekistan National Investment Fund is capitalising on new regulatory frameworks and active management to drive long-term returns across its state-backed portfolio.

As the pension fund ties manager selection to local proximity, a city in the country's west is now grabbing the attention of local and global asset managers alike.

Private credit, secondaries and real assets are becoming established parts of the region's private-market portfolios.

The Hong Kong single family office is deploying AI with founder Johnson Cheng predicting technology could eventually enable a one-person family office.

As institutional investors scrutinise costs, regional risks and internal capabilities, hybrid strategies, selective co-investments and collaborative cap tables define private market allocations.

To avoid repeating past portfolio mistakes, insurers and pension funds are imposing strict analytical frameworks, asking for cross-factor analysis from their partners.

The firm outlines a layered risk framework designed to withstand threats from a US debt or fiscal crisis, a potential US‑China clash over Taiwan and severe climate‑related shocks.

Across much of Asia Pacific institutional-grade stock, fund structures and manager capabilities are uneven, limiting large pension investors’ ability to build core real estate exposure at scale.

The Government Pension Fund’s CIO explores nuances of external manager alignment, its shift toward EM debt, and why the global corporate landscape is entering critical period of accountability for massive capex.

With the country's fund universe expanding sharply, the Dinesh Hinduja Family Office demands manager accountability and conviction. Its disciplined “right to win” framework rewards substance over style.

The Citizens of Israel Fund is developing active strategies to capitalise on the technological revolution, demographic shifts and geopolitical realignment across Asia's diverse markets.

Board member Eric Neo outlines a shift towards private markets as part of a broader strategy to balance liquidity with intergenerational needs and stable returns.