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| | | ... FDI in the next three years - up 1% from last year. Furthermore, 90% - down marginally from 91% in 2023 - of APAC respondents said FDI would be more important to their corporate profitability and competitiveness in the next three years. APAC has the ... |
| | | | ... experienced over the past 12-18 months has not led to a significant rethink of their growth plans. Specifically, 21% of APAC respondents said they expect their assets under management to significantly grow, independent of changes in market valuation. ... |
| | | | ... allocation over the next 12 months," the report stated. "Perhaps surprisingly in this climate, we see that 29% of APAC respondents plan to increase their allocation to China. "This compared with just 16% in the EMEA and 8% in the Americas, though we ... |
| | | | ... perceived as a reputational risk, with 64% of APAC asset owners saying they do it to avoid damage. The same number of APAC respondents said mitigation of long-term investment risk is also a driver. When asked which issues are a priority, 68% of those ... |
| | | | ... their global peers. They plan to continue or increase their equities exposures as others retreat. Only 6% of APAC respondents to the survey said they would scale back on stocks in the next 12 months, compared to 22% globally. "Asia Pacific sovereigns ... |
| | | | ... and Southern Asia delivered higher results - 49% and 53% respectively. Additionally the research found 56% of APAC respondents believed the consequence of bribery and corruption - which according to Thomson Reuters is responsible for an average turnover ... |
| | | | ... Only 15% of respondents believe the global economy is strengthening, while 70% are neutral. Moreover, 35% of APAC respondents believe central banks in the region will move from quantitative easing to quantitative tightening. Investors in the region are ... |
| | | | ... recognise the need to introduce talent with the skills necessary to adapt to new technical demands." Further, APAC respondents also identified regulatory, investment and legal teams as being likely to be significantly impacted. Elsewhere, 67% of respondents ... |
| | | | ... respectively. With this in mind, Lim said managing longevity risk is a priority in APAC developed markets. Yet 29% of APAC respondents said they give the highest level of priority to managing longevity risk. This compares to just 26% globally. "At the ... |
| | | | ... globally," Khoury said. Of the 400 asset managers surveyed by FT Remark, 125 (31%) were based in APAC. Of the APAC respondents, 45 (36%) were from Australia. Approximately three quarters of those surveyed in the region had assets under management of ... |
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