The region will outperform in the second half of 2022 amid a general reopening of economies – and fuelled by China’s growth and stock market, predicts DWS.

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The region will outperform in the second half of 2022 amid a general reopening of economies – and fuelled by China’s growth and stock market, predicts DWS.
Investors can expect three themes to shape long-term portfolios: decarbonisation, defence and deglobalization, according to Columbia Threadneedle Investments (CTI).
Floating rate assets and short-duration strategies offer the potential to mitigate the risk of rising rates and inflation, according to Barings.
New research reveals the importance of wealth managers in Apac providing digital offerings and a high-touch service, according to Refinitiv.
Deal value hit new highs across every market in the region in 2021, recording $296bn, with a growing focus on ESG investments expected this year, says Bain & Company.
In a global economy clouded by uncertainty and rising recessionary risk, portfolio flexibility can enable investors to be prepared as well as nimble, says Pimco.
Recent pro-market, pro-growth messages should stem fears and give investors reason to view China favourably longer term, says Fidelity International.
There is a correlation between investing in businesses that aim to deliver sustainable outcomes and achieving consistently attractive returns, says NN Investment Partners.
Capital deployed by investors in Asia into commercial property globally surged to $54.6bn in 2021, according to CBRE.
Investors should expect to see growth in the demand for some commodities in China as the country transitions to a carbon-neutral economy, according to Pimco.
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