The Global Opportunities Fund that is being offered by the London-based hedge fund will cover a worldwide spectrum of emerging markets and asset classes.
An exclusive briefing hosted by FinanceAsia and FTSE Russell in Hong Kong provided an opportunity for investors to rethink asset allocation in a higher-for-longer world. Industry specialists from FTSE Russell along with investment and market professionals discussed how asset allocators can leverage index strategies to capitalise on the new macro regime defining today's investment landscape.
Morgan Stanley’s global macro and emerging-market equity chief Ruchir Sharma says investors must avoid the big Bric markets in favour of smaller markets such as Thailand.
An improved macro environment is set to provide a leg up for Hong Kong’s beleaguered IPO market to help it remain one of the top three fundraising destinations in 2023.
High and rising inflation continues to pose challenges for fixed income instruments. Coupled with complex and rapidly-changing societies, economies and the environment, investors need more choice and flexibility to achieve both protection and performance.
In line with growing demand for inflation- and thematic-linked products, overall issuance has increased globally. According to FTSE Russell data, the market capitalisation of its World Inflation-Linked Securities Index is approaching $4 trillion.
These market dynamics bring with them more sophisticated index requirements – which must also meet today’s desire for sustainability.
In line with these market trends, this webinar is designed to help global investors:
Understand the macro outlook and the impact of higher inflation and interest rates on the fixed income landscape
Identify where to find reliable sources of income in a new world order
Benchmark against rising inflation while staying green at the same time
Learn more about the range of index products to meet their income needs
Over the last few months, the French bank has created several new roles and made key hires to bolster its presence in the region, including in mainland China.
FinanceAsia is delighted to announce the 6th Borrowers and Investors Forum SE Asia will be held on the 24th May at the Fairmont Hotel, Singapore.
As the macro-economic climate is changing with a new US President and Europe reacting to Brexit, will the Debt Capital Markets in SE Asia react favourably to these variables, or will they further depress yield and opportunities in the region. Join us and over 250 of the region's leading financiers to see how the region will deal with the changing economic conditions that threaten to end the bond markets 30 year bull run.
Ralf Preusser of Deutsche Bank and Robert Lind of ABN AMRO discuss whether last week's soaring bond yields were caused by market manoeuvrings or a robust macro-economic environment.
Aakash Desai, chief investment officer & head of private credit at 360 ONE Asset, sees Indian private credit as transitioning from an opportunistic trade to a strategic allocation. Supported by strong macro growth, structural credit inefficiencies and improving institutional frameworks, the asset class offers investors access to a scalable, high-yielding and defensively structured opportunity set.
