It was only last week that US presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton said she thought China was buying too many US Treasury securities. Speaking at the Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference yesterday, Jesse Wang, chief risk officer at China Investment Corporation (CIC), China's $200 billion sovereign wealth fund, took the opportunity to dispel some conspiracy theories about the government's investments. By Wang’s own admission, the... Read the whole story 
By Liz Mak | 03 Apr 2008
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The firm considers Malaysia its second biggest market in Southeast Asia next to Singapore. More
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 03 Apr 2008
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The asset manager is rebuilding after the Laurence Lo years under new CEO “VTP”. More
By Jame DiBiasio | 03 Apr 2008
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Equity funds continue to lead losses, while commodities funds post strong gains, according to Lipper data. More
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 03 Apr 2008
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AsianInvestor.net will close Friday for a Hong Kong public holiday celebrating Ching Ming. More
By The Editors | 03 Apr 2008
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Singapore country head Susan Soh says competition is tough in Southeast Asia, as it is for the whole Asian region, and there is a constant need to come up with new products to ensure longevity. More
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From AsianInvestor magazine: Not everyone is crying into their beer over whipsawing securities markets – some hedge funds are in their element. Can investors still get into the game of trading volatility? More
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The tie-up will replenish New Star’s deflated war chest and give it a broader presence in the Asian region.
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Hedge fund managers and service providers participate in a snap poll on investment opportunities and the outcome of the credit crunch.
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In the twilight zone of alternatives, there are investors who go boldly to the outer limits.
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The new funds joint venture will mark China’s 60th fund management house. Credit Agricole is in a frenetic hiring stage before it opens its doors on April 16.
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Financial institutions, beginning with securities companies, can now invest as principals, laying the groundwork for a domestic private-equity industry.
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It has been a schizophrenic market in recent years, from giddy heights to dizzying lows. What can China hedge-fund managers read from the entrails?
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Hedge funds lay the blame for the current investment cataclysm squarely at the feet of troubled macroeconomics and try to work out their counter-attack.
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HSBC says Hong Kong’s savings rate has already hit the floor and it is very unlikely – if not impossible – for savings rates to decline into negative territory.
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