HKMA enters alternative investments
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority reveals it has invested $2.2 billion in subsidiaries, both locally and overseas, in a new shift to diversify its $300 billion Exchange Fund portfolio.
The annual report of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, released this week, shows the $300 billion institution has for the first time allocated money to alternative investments, including real estate, private equity and emerging-market equity and fixed income.
The HKMA Exchange Fund, responsible for the territory’s reserves, has made investments into four wholly owned subsidiaries that are investment holding companies.
These include Real Gate Investment Company, which holds two j…
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