Day One - SGT (Singapore Time, GMT+08:00)
What are global investment firms still underestimating about Asia? Is Asia becoming the world’s most important wealth and innovation market?
Which assumptions behind traditional portfolio construction are now broken? Where are CIOs making the largest allocation changes today: equities, duration, alternatives or geography? What actually changes in client portfolios over the next 24 months?
Why is India becoming a strategic priority for global asset managers and allocators?How are domestic savings, retirement reforms and capital markets transforming investment? What opportunities exist across public markets, private markets and wealth?
Why is India becoming a strategic priority for global asset managers and allocators? How are domestic savings, retirement reforms and capital markets transforming investment? What opportunities exist across public markets, private markets and wealth?
How do we scale alternatives more broadly across private wealth? Are evergreen and semi-liquid structures solving the accessibility conundrum? What does the future of alternatives in client portfolios and semi-liquid structures look like?
Have recent gating events changed how wealth assess evergreen strategies? Are semi-liquid structures successfully balancing liquidity or do investor expectations need to evolve? What will determine whether evergreen structures have a place in wealth portfolios over the next decade?
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Is China a strategic allocation, tactical opportunity or a standalone portfolio bucket? How are investors navigating geopolitical fragmentation and supply chain realignment?
The massive demand for data centres, EVs, and digital infrastructure requires unprecedented electricity generation. Beyond oil and coal, how will Asia finance the enormous infrastructure and energy investment required for long-term growth? Which transition themes are creating the most compelling opportunities across infrastructure, private markets and public equities?
What instantly gets managers rejected?
Is access still more important than performance?
Where are family offices increasing exposure right now?
How are insurers reshaping demand for long-duration investment products in Asia? Will insurers become the dominant allocators in private markets across the region? Will insurance capital become one of the defining forces in sustainable long-term investing?
No media. No recording. Just closed door peer-to-peer discussion.
Topics:
China positioning
India allocations
AI concentration
private credit maturity
alternatives liquidity
approved-list rationalisation
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