- 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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Ups, downs and milestones
- Asia
- Global
Hugh Young, Asia Pacific chairman of abrdn, formerly Aberdeen Standard, reflects on the firm’s history in Asia
Aberdeen, now abrdn, started in Singapore in 1992. What was your first impression of the city state during the early years in business?
I took to Singapore like a duck to water. Professionally it was very easy to set up an office, getting ph...
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