AsianInvestor speaks to fund industry executives in Southeast Asia to get a feel for how their industry has evolved since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
Tag : malaysia
The Malaysian joint-venture asset manager has announced new chief executives as part of a rotation of posts, further signalling its international ambitions.
The Securities Commission will cooperate with the EU under the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive. But the number of Malaysian fund houses marketing to European investors may be limited.
Sources say the Malaysian sovereign fund wants to boost its exposure to Turkey and to US tech companies, reflecting a growing trend for Asian state investors to put offices overseas.
Despite being extremely bearish on emerging-market equities generally, fund managers are keen on selected Asian markets and the major developed markets.
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The $30 billion state pension aims to boost its internal expertise in investment and risk management – and outsource more – as it raises its foreign asset exposure.
The Malaysian state pension’s recently appointed CEO spoke to AsianInvestor about the issues it is facing and the opportunities he sees right now.
Malaysia’s $177 billion state pension fund continues its drive to diversify more into foreign investments, as its assets maintain their rapid growth.
Despite the ongoing rallies and accusations of election rigging, for the country’s business and finance executives it’s back to business as usual.
The Kuala Lumpur-based asset manager has appointed new chiefs for Malaysia, Thailand and its Islamic funds business.
AmInvest has outsourced middle-office functions to State Street in response to its offshore expansion plans and a trend for Malaysian institutional investors to select their own custodians.
Malaysia's regulatory system and attitude to inward investment is praised by participants at our Asia-Pacific debt investor forum as they debate Asia's fixed income supply-demand question.
