Heather Ng

A trio of landmark US digital asset bills and a push to let pensions invest in alternatives signal mainstream acceptance of cryptocurrencies, with significant implications for both governance and future portfolio construction.

As geopolitical complexity grows, APAC investors are questioning the size of their US exposures and shifting toward resilient sectors in markets that could offer pockets of growth.

The launch marks a key step in bringing digital assets into the institutional mainstream, solidifying the asset manager's role in bridging blockchain and traditional finance.

The India-based family office is less bullish on the US, Japan and China due to economic and market headwinds.

The Indonesian Investment Authority (INA) is leveraging international alliances to deploy smart capital, accelerate industrial development and deliver long-term value for the country.

With hedge funds, family offices and sovereign wealth funds in Asia leading the charge, institutional capital is flowing into tokenised money markets, DeFi channels and real-world assets.

While Nvidia's AI-driven growth may stoke investor appetite for US tech giants' shares, it also amplifies concerns around elevated valuations and portfolio concentration risk.

Indonesia’s new sovereign wealth fund is forging global alliances and enlisting prominent advisors to drive the country’s economic transformation.

As asset managers experiment with hybrid intelligence systems and agentic AI, the foundations of investing are being rebuilt with algorithms at the core.

One of the Southeast Asian nation's two sovereign wealth funds, INA has added critical minerals as well as food and agriculture to its portfolio.

Global institutions are trimming their Greater China exposure, managing low-probability conflict risks on the back of souring relations between Beijing and Taipei.

The Hong Kong asset management business will now report directly to Benjamin Deng, president of Asia asset management.