Sovereign wealth funds re-think diversification and portfolio resilience: Study
Portfolio resilience is now central to sovereign wealth funds’ portfolios, according to an Invesco survey.
Portfolio resilience is now central to sovereign wealth funds’ portfolios, according to an Invesco survey.
However, reserve managers still expect strong global equity market performance, according to the latest UBS Asset Management survey.
Healthcare’s defensive qualities and non-discretionary demand make it more relevant than ever, according to asset managers.
Building strong relationships with clients is crucial to providing tailored recommendations, says Adrien Lalau, head of investment funds advisory, Asia at BNP Paribas Wealth Management
Half of advisors surveyed in Apac view artificial Intelligence (AI) as potentially turning self-directed investors into their biggest competitive threat.
Investors still plan to deploy into private markets, but geopolitics are becoming a bigger factor in allocation decisions, a survey found.
Multi asset investors may be taking on more tech exposure than they realise in their emerging market equity allocations.
Roughly 50% of respondents in Schroder’s Global Investor Insight survey said they were concerned about a downturn or recession.
Aberdeen Investments’ head of Apac fixed income, Adam McCabe, prefers high-quality, short-duration bonds.
Chinese consumer savings migrating into investment products will be a huge opportunity for asset managers, according to Yimei Li, chief executive officer of China Asset Management Company.
UBP’s head of managed solutions advisory, North Asia, tells FSA why it is not a coincidence that traditional asset managers are now promoting their systematic strategies.
The next decade could be very different from the low-volatility environment that followed the global financial crisis.
The AI build-out won’t be derailed by higher oil prices as US tech maintains capex plans.
Real estate-backed private debt remains attractive in Asia, says Chris Gradel, CEO and co-founder of PAG, one of the region’s largest alternative asset managers.
The global collectibles market is continuing to expand and evolve, particularly in Asia.
Asian investment grade credit is better prepared for the energy fallout than in previous years, according to Nomura Asset Management’s head of fixed income, Simon Tan.