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AHAM Capital aims for one-third growth in assets under administration
By
Goh Thean Eu
- Asia
- Global
AHAM Capital, formerly Affin Hwang Asset Management, hopes to increase assets under administration from 75 billion ringgit (US$17.12 billion) as of end-October to 100 billion ringgit by 2025 on the back of its alternative investment offerings. ...
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