Man Group sees no bubble in Asian memory stocks
There are fundamental reasons for the parabolic rally, according to Man Group’s Nick Wilcox.
Large institutional asset owners identified concentration risk, sustainable investing and diversification as core themes for the year ahead.
Industry has moved ‘beyond experimenting with AI’.
Asia Pacific retail investors are missing out on growth sitting mostly in cash, according to a Fidelity International study.
Two-thirds of investors are concerned about an AI bubble in the next 12 months, according to the Janus Henderson investor survey.
Private credit funds have written down over 10% of their loans by more than half, according to a report from MSCI.
Investors should remain invested, diversify, and take a long-term view, says Fidelity’s HK head, Charlotte Chan.
Wealthy, young Singaporeans favour ETFs, crypto and individual stocks.
Concentrated ownership, logistical barriers, and uneven participation undermine shareholder accountability.
As 40% of investible global wealth is set to be controlled by women in the next five years, private banks must adapt, according to a recent report.
The Bank of Singapore survey found that independent asset managers are also looking at strategic partnerships.
Investors continued to pour money into cheaper options, the research found.
Investors should “acknowledge private assets aren’t magically less volatile” and set realistic risk expectations, Morningstar suggests.