Investment

Leading asset managers are setting a cautious yet opportunistic tone for 2026, emphasizing a strategic pivot away from broad diversification toward more deliberate and selective exposures in private markets.

The fund will be managed by UBP’s DPM team in Singapore, providing clients access to a wide spectrum of asset classes.

The investment case for Asian equities is being rewritten by global AI infrastructure needs and the rise of local Gen Z consumers, according to Allianz Global Investors.

KBank's K WEALTH is deepening its alliance with J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

A key feature of EQT Nexus is its evergreen structure, designed to offer private wealth investors greater flexibility compared to traditional, closed-ended private equity funds.

The funds are designed to provide Thai ultra-high net worth clients with their first dedicated access to the niche world of insurance-linked securities, an asset class known for its resilience during economic downturns due to its low correlation with traditional stocks and bonds.

The wealth management industry in Asia is transforming at a breakneck pace, driven by the region's rapid wealth creation and evolving client demands for sophisticated, all-encompassing solutions.

Hong Kong becomes Adams Street’s sixth office in the Asia Pacific region.

The transaction signals strong market confidence in Youngtimers' growth trajectory and the strategic value of its recently acquired asset management arm, C Capital.

In an exclusive with AsianInvestor Wealth, Carlyle's global and regional wealth chiefs, Shane Clifford and Brad McCarthy, detail their strategy to win in Asia's competitive private wealth market.

The new fund offers professional and institutional investors a yield-bearing exposure to U.S. government securities, leveraging blockchain technology for enhanced transparency, speed, and efficiency.

The Carlyle Group is seeing powerful acceleration in its global wealth business, with CEO Harvey Schwarz calling wealthy individual investors a key "growth engine" as the firm posts $17 billion in quarterly inflows driven largely by private credit and secondary market strategies.