Risk assets in the region will be supported by structural trends and a cyclical upturn, according to the US fund manager.

Risk assets in the region will be supported by structural trends and a cyclical upturn, according to the US fund manager.
The pandemic has made the region’s wealthy investors feel insecure and vulnerable, a global survey finds.
Cost pressures and competition are forcing managers to accelerate their adoption of new technologies, a recent report finds.
Asia’s growing affluence and the consumer preferences of its younger population bode well for opportunities in the luxury sector over the coming months, according to GAM Investments (Gam).
Investors can position for the next phase of recovery via opportunities from digital transformation, sustainability and spending on IT and low-carbon infrastructure, according to HSBC Private Banking.
The region’s comparatively early economic recovery from Covid-19 offers pockets of opportunity for investors, says UBS Asset Management (UBS AM).
Rich individual investors in Asia Pacific are among the least loyal, and most frustrated, by their digital platform experiences, according to a global report.
Corporate debt is fairly low and companies, on the whole, are managed sensibly and conservatively, according to analysts.
Regional stocks still have solid upside potential in key sectors as markets and economies emerge from the pandemic, according to a wealth management firm.
London-headquartered Affirmative Investment Management is an impact fixed income manager.
Part of the Mark Allen Group.