Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Philippine pension SSS says job losses caused three million to stop contributing

We do not want these members to lose the privilege of availing other benefits from SSS as a result of this situation.

China M&A surges on Covid recovery as focus shifts inwards

Value of domestic deals at $77.5bn marks busiest start to a year on record

Singapore’s role in the future of capital

As investors seek new pockets of opportunities in new asset classes, they are also reassessing their responsibilities, forging new investing approaches and accelerating innovation centred on building more resilient, inclusive and sustainable economies

AMP Capital sells Global Companies capability to Fiera Capital

AMP Capital and Fiera Capital are committed to ensuring that existing client terms and conditions will not be impacted, and clients experience a seamless experience throughout the transition.

ESG investment could boost growth in Asia

Interest in ESG investing in the region may increasingly be driven by its contribution to sustain overall levels of economic growth, according to a report by Deutsche Bank (DB) Chief Investment Office.

Malaysia’s Khazanah profit plunges 61%, doesn’t see aviation, tourism recovery before 2023

Although dividend income from investee companies jumped 36.84% to 5.2 billion ringgit, this was offset by a sharp drop in divestment gains to 2.7 billion ringgit from 9.9 billion ringgit in 2019.

China’s CIC investment return drops to 12% in 2020, report says

Although global markets have rebounded from the battering earlier in 2020, volatility has remained high.

Hong Kong’s FWD completes buying minority stake in Indonesia’s BRI Life

The company didn’t disclose any of the financial details of the deal, and spokespersons for both FWD and BRI Life did not immediately respond to questions from Asia Asset Management.

Asia-Focused Arrow Capital Closes SPAC Listing in the U.S.

The firm is founded and led by 20-year financial vet and Singapore national Rohit Nanani.

Investment Firm for the Ultra-Rich Opens Office in Hong Kong

Wealth growth has surged in the region in recent years and the number of people with more than $30 million is forecast to outpace the rest of the world through 2025, according to a Knight Frank report last month.

Prudential's U.S. spin-off plan on track as Asia drives profit rise

Prudential hived off its UK insurer and asset manager M&G in 2019, following in the footsteps of rivals such as Standard Life Aberdeen and Old Mutual, which have also restructured complex businesses.

Taiwan’s BLF funds recover in January, returns and assets rise

Taiwan’s benchmark stock index rose 2.75% in January.

Thailand corporate bond issuance to grow nearly 10% this year, report says

She says there were fewer corporate bond offerings last year because lockdowns to curb the spread of the pandemic forced many businesses to shut down, and although there were no defaults, there were “some deferrals of interest and principal payments

Bond investors should not ignore inflation warnings

Massive stimulus and rapid economic recovery may affect performance of fixed-income assets

DNR fund upgraded to 'recommended' by Zenith

DNR Capital’s Australian Emerging Companies fund has been upgraded to ‘recommended’ by ratings house Zenith.

FWD Group completes investment in BRI Life Indonesia

Existing BRI Life customers' policies will not be affected by the transaction and customers will continue to receive their protection, benefits and services in accordance with the existing terms of their policies.

Montgomery launches two global strategies

Montgomery will seed the funds and invest alongside clients.

AMP launches new retirement advice offer for super members

The retirement heath check is a phone-based, simple, fast advice conversation available to members of AMP

Investors hunt for value pockets in expensive market

Domestic fund managers are also looking at the travel market for value opportunities.

Economic Freedom Index Dumps Hong Kong

Last year, Hong Kong secretary for commerce and economic development confidently claimed that the city would return to the top after losing the throne to Singapore for the first time in over two decades.

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