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.
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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.
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.
Rising tensions in the Middle East escalated sharply following US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, intensifying fears of regional conflict and a potential disruption to global oil flows.
The unresolved dispute over military-use rare earths materials in US-China trade negotiations threatens to fragment global supply chains, creating both challenges and opportunities for investors across Asian markets.
China’s push for technological self-sufficiency, particularly in high-tech manufacturing and semiconductors is reshaping investor strategies.
Washington's deficit spending is raising concerns among investors after Moody's cut its
US sovereign credit rating, citing a fast-growing debt mountain of some $36 trillion.
AsianInvestor surveyed top asset managers to assess the impact of US-China tariff reductions on institutional investment strategies.
China’s pivot to Southeast Asia in the face of US trade tensions is reshaping global supply chains and investment flows.
Does America's economic resilience really give it an advantage in prolonged tariff conflicts, or do dependencies on certain imports create unavoidable vulnerabilities?
Australian Retirement Trust's $1 billion partnership with Almanac Realty Investors represents a calculated move to enhance operational synergies and investment diversification within its real estate portfolio.
The Australian Superannuation Investment Summit wrapped up with substantive exchanges between industry leaders and US officials, as Australia's $2.8 trillion pension pool continues to deploy capital globally with a focus on infrastructure and private markets.
