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.

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.
An online alternative investment platform in Singapore has garnered at least $100m in assets since its launch last year.
Private banking professionals at Citi, DBS, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and UBS identify diversification benefits from alternative investments.
Extreme market volatility is a time to reaffirm portfolios, says the private bank, which sees a U-shaped recovery in 2020.
Other alternative asset managers have also established their presence in China.
Real estate and infrastructure reduce correlation risk, but be cautious of direct lending products that attract with high yields, argues JP Morgan Asset Management.
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Traditional product assets declined but alternatives continued to increase in 2018, according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
As interest rates stay low for longer, JP Morgan Asset Management sees alternative investments as a source of harder-to-find income.
Xen will be targeting accredited investors in Asia, including Hong Kong and Singapore, according to Katrina Cokeng, Singapore-based co-founder and CEO of the firm.
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