Tag : private markets

Both institutional investors and family offices are planning big increases despite challenging conditions.

The recent scandal involving Adani Group and Canadian pension fund CPDQ exposes flagging standards as investors rush for private markets across emerging markets in Asia.

Pension investors in the region outpaced global peers with artificial intelligence integration surpassing the 91% global average, a global investor survey finds. They also showed the greatest appetite for global equities.

The Singapore Institute of Technology endowment’s investment chief shares how skipping traditional conservative approaches and embracing sophistication from the outset can yield superior outcomes.

Recent data shows that domestic and regional institutional capital flows now dominate APAC real estate allocations, a trend expected to continue.

India's economy is moving toward's becoming the world's third-largest and offers big gains to those who stay the course, a family office executive said.

With growing interest in niche sectors, investors are increasingly seeking value in areas like healthcare and emerging technologies.

While family offices are increasingly drawn to co-investment opportunities, experts warn that without proper due diligence and dedicated resources, the risks can outweigh the benefits.

Insurance industry leaders from YF Life, China Life and Churchill Asset Management share their insights on the potential risks and the importance of manager selection and organisational alignment.

Executives from China Life, YF Life, and Churchill Asset Management discussed the growing appeal of private credit and private equity for life insurers in a complex macroeconomic environment.

The drive to expand alternatives capabilities is evident from recent deal-making activity within the asset management industry. For Janus Henderson Investors, the latest acquisition leaves the door open for more, the Asia CEO tells AsianInvestor.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission's decision to ramp up scrutiny of private markets has sparked debate, raising questions about whether increased oversight is necessary.