Moves

The private equity major moves beyond institutional assets to capture Asia's growing demand for life insurance and wealth protection solutions.

The collaboration helps both firms expand their reach as Japanese savers increasingly move their money into investment products.

The private bank is strengthening its senior bench to capture a record surge in client demand, as Asia’s ultra-high-net-worth families move to address increasingly complex succession and legacy planning.

The move comes as the region’s wealthiest families move away from simple donations toward a more organised and professional way of handling their charity and legacy.

The Dubai-based wealth manager taps a private banking veteran to lead its Asia expansion as demand for institutional-quality advice from ultra-wealthy families grows.

The US asset manager is folding a specialist emerging market debt team into its global platform to meet rising institutional demand for high-yield credit strategies.

MSCI expands its private market coverage by acquiring PM Insights, adding secondary market reference data to its platform.

The integration of Schroders’ Indonesian unit allows the firm to leverage a mature local distribution network as global players seek greater scale in the region’s largest emerging markets.

The move gives the asset management arm a direct seat at Deutsche Bank’s top decision-making table.

The new fund marks what JPMAM describes as Taiwan’s first actively managed equity ETF to adopt a disciplined "covered call" strategy, as the firm looks to capture surging local demand for yield.

Rising caregiving duties are undermining the financial security of women in Asia, despite their growing role as primary household decision-makers, according to a survey by Sun Life.

The German asset manager moves to tap into India’s private markets through a strategic stake in Nippon Life India’s alternative investment unit.