Date: Oct 22, 2024

KWAP, Prudential say institutions driving EM green development

Malaysia largest state pension fund sees institutions leading sustainability efforts through policy engagement and innovative investments, a trend that extends to emerging markets across the broader Southeast Asian region.

KWAP, Prudential say institutions driving EM green development

Norway's KLP explains how it exits assets in conflict zones

Against a war-torn global backdrop, executives at the Norwegian pension fund and Japanese brewer Kirin talk about their exits from businesses operating in Gaza, Myanmar and elsewhere.

The Nature Conservancy building 'strong candidate' pipeline for Asia impact deals

The environment-focused non-profit organisation hopes to encourage more private market participation in impact investing initiatives through its deal-making.

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Investing for resiliency with alternative credit

Alternative credit strategies such as direct lending, energy infrastructure credit, real estate debt, and collateralised loan obligations can provide shelter for portfolios during uncertain times.

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