A slightly more stable yet still uncertain outlook calls for agility to find new opportunities.

As a business journalist and editor for over 20 years, Andrew has far-reaching experience across financial services. For the majority of this time, he has run online content, publications, events and bespoke projects across Asia Pacific & the Middle East – both for large publishing houses as well as family-run, entrepreneurial firms. Andrew has also written two books focused on the private banking and wealth management sector - "How to Prosper in the New World of Asian Wealth Management: A Best Practice Guide", and "Winning Relationships in Asian Wealth. Connect with him on LinkedIn here.
A slightly more stable yet still uncertain outlook calls for agility to find new opportunities.
A new report shows investors getting more tailored exposure to this expanding US$1.5trn market amid greater demand.
New research points to sectors like retail and office showing signs of improving fundamentals and stability.
The firm’s outlook for the rest of 2023 encourages a look beyond the usual suspects into Asia’s structural shifts as well as US financials, healthcare, industrials and consumer discretionary.
Equity investors should focus on companies with clear approaches to pricing in generative artificial intelligence to profit from this revolution, says AB.
State Street Global Advisors says investors should look closer at the region as it continues to surprise favourably despite recent economic and geopolitical challenges.
Trends in population numbers across the region are expected to foster opportunities in sectors from consumer goods to technology to renewable energy, says GAM Investments.
Amid expectations of lower growth and persistently high inflation globally, Fidelity International sees opportunities for income across Asian bonds and equities.
Eastspring Investments says investors with exposure to Asian equities should also look globally for diversified emerging markets returns over the longer term.
The world’s largest asset manager is upping exposure to short-term sovereign bonds and downgrading credit in the long run.
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