Pictet AM’s Wigley: Investors yet to recognise infrastructure’s growth inflection
Infrastructure equities are seeing a growth inflection not yet recognised by the market, according to James Wigley, portfolio manager at Pictet Asset Management.
The world’s largest asset manager saw $192bn of net inflows in the second quarter of 2026, driven by ETFs, private markets, and systematic equity strategies.
MSCI and UBS Group have announced a strategic partnership to improve transparency and standardisation across private markets.
Hong Kong-listed tech stocks have a ‘free option’ amid low valuations, according to Patrick Ho, chief investment officer, North Asia at HSBC Private Bank and Premier Wealth.
AUM for the private banking and private wealth management segment increased by 24% year-on-year.
Portfolio resilience is now central to sovereign wealth funds’ portfolios, according to an Invesco survey.
Healthcare’s defensive qualities and non-discretionary demand make it more relevant than ever, according to asset managers.
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.
Clean energy stocks are recovering as AI’s demand for energy revives the sector.
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.
Janus Henderson partners with Percepta to develop AI-native research and client-engagement tools and to roll out Claude across the firm.
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.
Countries caught off guard by the oil disruption will likely build oil reserves, boosting mid-term demand, according to Ninety One’s Paul Gooden.
The Singapore bank will also upgrade 36 of its existing wealth centres over the next 18 months.
Meanwhile, Singapore has benefited from safe haven flows, according to a BCG report.