Asia Asset Management – The Journal of Investments and Pensions – was established in 1995, the first publication in the region to cater to the needs of asset managers, institutional investors and service providers through providing Asian-centric investmen

Asia Asset Management commenced publication in December 1995 and was the first trade journal in the Asia-Pacific region to cater to the needs of asset managers, pension funds and institutional investors. For the past 28 years it has been dedicated to providing comprehensive news coverage and in-depth analysis of the Asian asset management industry.

Asia Asset Management: A monthly publication focused on institutional fund markets and pensions in the Asia-Pacific region. Widely read by finance professionals, the journal has established itself as a must-read industry publication.

The landscape for asset managers is evolving, and so are their strategic priorities, according to a Northern Trust survey of 300 global asset managers conducted in early 2024. The findings reveal that managers are shifting their strategic focus inward, looking at ways to improve their investor ...

Asia Asset Management – The Journal of Investments and Pensions – was established in 1995, the first publication in the region to cater to the needs of asset managers, institutional investors and service providers through providing Asian-centric investmen

Asia Asset Management – The Journal of Investments and Pensions – was established in 1995, the first publication in the region to cater to the needs of asset managers, institutional investors and service providers through providing Asian-centric investmen

The study found that the industry landscape has become more concentrated, with the share of assets managed by the world’s top 20 managers rising to 44% from 43% in 2019.

Thinking Ahead Institute study shows that the top 100 asset owners in the world held a record US$26.3 trillion of assets in 2023.

Singapore’s asset management industry assets grew 10% to S$5.41 trillion (US$4.33) last year driven partly by private markets, which saw a double-digit gain over the last five years, according to the city state’s central bank.

FTSE Russell poll finds 85% of global asset owners now implement sustainable investment, up from 76% in 2021.