FSA spoke with Mark Nash, head of fixed income alternatives, Jupiter Asset Management, at the Fund Selector Asia Investment Forum Singapore.

FSA spoke with Mark Nash, head of fixed income alternatives, Jupiter Asset Management, at the Fund Selector Asia Investment Forum Singapore.
The focus on real assets and private capital is sharpening as investors seek diversification, protection from inflation and more competitive total returns. This final article in a series from Nuveen on the appetite for alternatives explores the potential for greater allocations in high net worth investors (HNWIs) portfolios as access and understanding improves.
Macro and market dynamics are creating a compelling case for greater real estate exposure in private client portfolios in Asia Pacific. This is the second of three articles from Nuveen exploring the appetite for alternatives and highlights new and innovative opportunities for the region’s high net worth investors (HNWIs) in a well-understood asset class.
Investor sentiment has clearly shifted towards alternative income. From real estate to real assets to private capital, this first article of a three-part series from Nuveen explores what’s shaping this trajectory and how to capitalise on this momentum.
Gam hires; Eastspring and FSMOne; Credit Suisse Singapore millionaires; Fidelity and ESG; BIS and bitcoin; Citi goes digital; JP Morgan loves trees; and much more.
Ultra-low interest rates have altered investment strategies, with a nimbler and higher risk approach becoming more common, said speakers at FSA’s ‘Spotlight On: Alternatives’ event.
Providers of alternatives strategies recognise that they have work to do to meet growing investors’ demand, according to a State Street survey.
The asset manager is bringing together all of its existing alternatives capabilities within a single business unit.
The firm launches a sustainable liquid alternatives product in Thailand and gets approval for retail distribution of its emerging markets sustainable equity fund in Hong Kong.
Investors are likely to face disappointing returns from developed markets over the next decade, but Asia ex-Japan equities could be a bright spot, according to JP Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM)’s long-term projections.
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