Back to September 2022
A matter of urgency
By
Hui Ching-hoo
- Asia
- China
- Global
As China’s population ages, Beijing moves to shore up the pension system
China’s ageing population is putting pressure on a pension system that relies heavily on the government and may run out of money in as little as 13 years, increasing the urgency for reform. It’s worsened by the fact that there are fewer...
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- A “people’s business”
- Bracing for headwinds
- Quality to the fore
- ESG landscape shifts
- At a crossroads
- Over 50% of Malaysia’s EPF members under 55 years have less than 10,000 ringgit, report says
- Korea’s Teachers’ Pension seeks bids for US$60 million global equity mandate
- Nearly all Philippine funds down in 2022 as global rate hikes slam stocks and bonds
- Korea’s Nonghyup Bank seeks custodian for 180 billion won of assets
- Korea Post seeks investment adviser for foreign equities
- Malaysia’s PNB CEO Jalil Rasheed resigns
- Malaysia suspends some short selling as coronavirus batters markets
- Thai fund industry records 132.2 billion baht inflows, mostly into China, global equities
- Hong Kong’s PCCW Solutions wins eMPF tender
- Singapore’s Temasek helps raise US$430 million for Bahamas-based crypto firm FTX
- Analysis: What made Temasek can Keppel deal?
- Taiwan’s BLF plans $2.3 billion global climate change equities tender
- Singapore fund management assets driven by alternatives in 2020, MAS says
- China’s CIC puts greater emphasis on ESG
- Japan’s GPIF seeks legal firm to advise on alternatives