Investment

The firms are currently developing a co-branded Asia-focused fixed income solution, with the launch targeted for the coming months.

Today, the strategy is accessible in Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia and Thailand through local distributors including private banks, retail banks, IFAs, insurance companies and partnered asset managers.

The tower's newest tenants reveal where industry leaders see the most compelling opportunities in the region's rapidly evolving wealth landscape.

The new fund is the latest addition to the firm’s broader US$11 billion AUM evergreen platform.

As valuations stretch and earnings growth expectations moderate, global strategists are advocating for diversification into Europe, Japan, and select emerging markets.

As markets grow more complex, a BlackRock survey suggests family offices that master alternative assets, strategic partnerships, and selective technology adoption will be best positioned to preserve and grow multigenerational wealth.

With US$256B AUM and 11-market footprint, Prudential-owned asset manager leverages local expertise to capture shifting wealth flows.

UBS sees potential in Taiwanese, Indian and Chinese tech stocks, while BNP Paribas maintains a bullish outlook on China's domestically-driven market, particularly in consumer and tech sectors.

This is the first Capital Group fund made available to Bank of Singapore’s clients.

In private markets, the firm is differentiating itself through significant co-investment.

The Asia head is currently focusing on cultivating two things: client portfolios and his herb garden.

The new partnership will see Coller Private Equity Secondaries Fund offered to professional and qualified Deutsche Bank wealth management clients in Asia.