A PGIM Investments study found that three-quarters of Asia fund buyers believe their clients lack adequate investments in private assets.
Category: Studies
Survey: Apac’s rich on a spending spree
Although cities continue to get more expensive, affluent people are still willing to splurge on and invest in their lifestyles, families, and futures.
Apac investors set to increase gold exposure
A State Street Global Advisors and World Gold Council survey found that gold ownership by Apac asset owners will grow.
Capital Group: all Hong Kong HNWIs currently have large cash holdings
Capital Group’s survey shows that 100% of Hong Kong high-net-worth investors currently have at least 10% of their portfolio held in cash.
Japan inflows rise in February – Morningstar
Net inflows to Japanese open-ended funds rose in February with all categories bar REITs experiencing inflows.
State Street: Long-term investor sentiment ends 2023 on a high
Asset managers reduced their cash holdings for the second consecutive month, according to the State Street Global Markets Risk Appetite Index.
Bonds are back among gatekeepers – PGIM
PGIM Investment’s Gatekeeper Pulse study canvassed the views of 210 Asian and European gatekeepers at large global financial institutions, all of which have assets under management of at least $1bn.
Lombard Odier: Asia’s rich fail to achieve their objectives
The findings of the Swiss bank’s study reveal a big gap between intentions and actions among Apac’s wealthy families.
Global wealth falls for the first time since GFC
Singapore bucked the trend as average wealth rose, whereas in Hong Kong it was down slightly.
Hong Kong’s asset and wealth industry sees AUM fall
The fall in AUM occurred despite net fund inflows of HK$88bn in Hong Kong last year.
