The Product Shelf

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

Capital Group, KKR, and HSBC have joined forces on a fund that signals a growing industry push to bring Wall Street's most exclusive private deals directly to wealthy clients.

The wall between private markets and individual investors continues to thin as the firm rolls out its new semi-liquid strategy in the region.

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

While maintaining a neutral short-term stance on Japan after its rally, Leung remains positive on its medium-term outlook. She also highlighted strong client demand for alternatives - both for diversification and return enhancement.

Lim’s insights cut through the noise of modern portfolio management, framing gold not as a safe haven but as an active return driver, ETFs as tools rather than solutions, and China’s discounted valuations as one piece of a global puzzle.

The private bank entered into a partnership with Europe’s InvestIndustrial to boost its alts offering in Asia.