- AAM 25+ Special Anniversary Edition 2021
- PUBLISHER’S MESSAGE
- RISK MANAGEMENT
- JAPAN REPORT
- PENSIONS IN ASIA
- ASSET MANAGEMENT IN ASIA
- DATA MILESTONES
- REVIEW OF SWFs
- INFLATION AND INTEREST RATES
- MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS
- GLOBAL CUSTODY FORUM
- PENSIONS IN AUSTRALIA
- TAIWAN REPORT
- PENSIONS IN KOREA
- BENCHMARKING AND STANDARDS
- FUTURE OF FINANCE
- 25 LEADERS IN ASSET MANAGEMENT
- GLOBAL CUSTODY IN ASIA
- TRACEABILITY
- ASSET MANAGEMENT TRENDS
- PENSIONS IN INDIA
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FEATURED INTERVIEWS
- Leading the pack on ESG in Japan
- Looking forward on ESG
- An ETF manager banks on innovation
- Pension industry needs ‘virtuous’ ecosystem
- Pioneering the modern REIT era
- Fidelity in the driving seat in the journey towards positive change
- Attaining absolute alpha
- HSBC Asset Management: “Alternatives” to drive growth in Asia
- Towards a broader retail market
- The future is now
- Covid-19 accelerated investment landscape change
- A booster, not a catalyst
- Global firm, Asian heritage
- A story of bold innovation
- Integrity the key to success
- Proud to be different
- Sustainability first
- Value Partners stays focused on China
- Catering to a new generation of investors
- Looking back, looking ahead
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PERSPECTIVES
- Ups, downs and milestones
- Towards 2031
- Economic boom on the horizon
- Going the distance
- The future of office: Looking beyond work-from-home challenges
- A multi-asset lens to future-proofing
- Planetary risk: Mapping climate pathways to macro and strategic asset allocation
- China’s regulatory shifts
- Small allocation, big personality
- A holistic approach
- Leveraging AI for smarter investment returns
- All that’s green is not equal
- High-conviction investing in the age of Asia
- The growth of indexing in Asia
- The next chapter
- Identifying leaders of tomorrow
- The new face of Asian investing
- Asia’s ETF pioneer
- CORPORATE PROFILES
- AAM 25+ SAE 2021 E-MAG
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Neither black swan, nor dragon king
By
Marc Groz*
- Asia
- Global
In managing investment risk, relying too much on lessons of the past, or ignoring them, is itself risky
Over-reliance on the rear-view mirror is not a good way to drive, nor is it a good way to manage risk. On the other hand, ignoring what we see in the rearview mirror is neither prudent nor wise.
A balanced approach is called for, one that...
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