Infrastructure

A growing Silicon Valley divide over AI and renewed "circular finance" concerns are driving capital towards the physical AI build-out.

The world's largest asset manager continues its expansion into alternative investments as its adjusted operating margin hits its highest in nearly five years.

Despite the rapid institutionalisation of private and sovereign wealth in Asia, the region's wealth managers are capturing only a fraction of the available market, says PwC's Paul Pak.

The year's hottest tech rally is stalling as mounting AI costs and extreme weather take a toll, prompting investors to seek safer alternatives.

Family offices and ultra-high-net-worth investors are viewing opportunities through the dual lenses of AI and sustainability, as digital and energy shifts reshape investment priorities.

Asian family offices are turning to evergreen structures to protect their wealth and balance their real estate investments, as they look for steady income and ways to invest right away.

Rising global tensions are pushing investors to look beyond American software and fund the massive hardware and energy systems needed to keep the technology boom alive.

The asset manager expands its $8.3 billion global strategy into Australia to target wealthy investors seeking steady returns.

From backing The Weeknd’s music royalties to governing hard infrastructure, the president of the Swiss firm says generating alpha today requires rolling up your sleeves — not just levering up.

The OpenAI and Anthropic backer plans to deploy its newly expanded capital into global tech and green energy assets.

Global asset managers are increasingly tapping into the city’s private capital pool through tie-ups with local banking networks.

The alternative asset giant aims to channel Japanese private savings into its $8 billion infrastructure platform as retail investors seek stable yields.