Nvidia signs MoU with Apollo, Blackstone, BlackRock and others for $500bn infrastructure financing
The world’s largest asset managers will raise $500bn in third-party capital to build “AI factories”.
Hong Kong dividend payouts were up over 15% to a record $9.4bn in the third quarter, according to a Capital Group report.
Passive strategies continue to grow as active assets shrink, with the exception of alts, according to a Thinking Ahead Institute study.
Energy transition, nature-related issues and artificial intelligence (AI) are prominent investment themes, according to the Capital Group study.
Families in the region fear wealth won’t last beyond the next generation, a Sun Life survey found.
Full-year volumes on track to surpass $195bn, according to Knight Frank research.
Wealth firms do not expect a significant change in client portfolio allocations to private markets, according to a study by the Thinking Ahead Institute.
But the Lion City’s financial firms also have the highest client loss rates.
Market volatility in 2025 is testing individual investors in the Asia Pacific who have adopted a more cautious stance.
Family offices favour investment strategies that balance structural resilience with higher risk premia, a Goldman Sachs survey found.
Despite a bull market beginning in 2024, most active China funds have underperformed their passive counterparts, according to a Morningstar report.
Private credit and hedge funds are the most popular in the region.
GMO’s asset allocation team warns that the drivers of US exceptionalism are starting to reverse or fade.
Gold is increasingly acting like a risky asset, according to an academic paper from the University of Stirling.
Evolving definitions of longevity underline the need for diversification and sustainable income streams in retirement, says Manulife’s Calvin Chiu.
The total AUM rose to HK$35.1trn ($4.53trn) as at end-2024, driven by net fund inflows of HK$705bn, according to an SFC survey.
Singapore and HK are among the three most expensive cities in the world.