Nishtha Asthana

Co-investments become more attractive as large mergers and acquisitions lose their sheen.

Family offices are rapidly emerging as dominant players in the alternatives landscape, even as institutional players grapple with liquidity constraints.

The high-inflation and high-rate environment, coupled with regulations, add to asset owners’ pressure when navigating low-carbon transition investing.

Single family office Click Ventures sees electric vehicles and flying taxis taking off with China leading the charge on regulatory moves and hybrid innovations.

With growing interest in niche sectors, investors are increasingly seeking value in areas like healthcare and emerging technologies.

While family offices are increasingly drawn to co-investment opportunities, experts warn that without proper due diligence and dedicated resources, the risks can outweigh the benefits.

As blended finance grapples with scalability challenges, Pentagreen Capital is looking to create 'due diligence templates' across five critical sectors.

Institutional investors are grappling with the next phase of artificial intelligence, shifting focus from Big Tech to specialised sectors.

Some family offices do not find Bitcoin ETFs a preferred choice of investment just yet, despite their global growth.

As market volatility increases, managing risks in the booming private credit space can come down to experience, according to one family office and an investment manager.

With blended finance poised to gain a lot more traction in Asia, Temasek- and HSBC-backed Pentagreen Capital is betting big on the future of this innovative model, its CEO tells AsianInvestor.

Co-investments are picking up steam for single-family offices, giving them access to more investment opportunities as well as potential for higher returns.