AsianInvestor has made the decision to cancel 2020’s Asian Investment Summit.
The flagship event cannot be done justice in the current environment.
It will return in 2021. And we look forward to seeing you there
The 15TH Asian Investment Summit
A sustained and seemingly endless era of low rates is pushing otherwise precautious asset owners into allocating into increasingly risky asset classes. Low rates are likely to stay, so a discussion around under exposure and opportunities in an increasingly capital-flush world needs to take place. To compound matters, geopolitical tensions continue to threaten global growth. And risks to the global economy, in the form of global health emergencies, riots and global warming, accentuate uncertainty. The 15th Asian Investment Summit will bring together chief investment officers from the region’s largest asset owners to discuss how they are reconstructing their portfolios and investment capabilities, as well as finding solace in co-investment opportunities, so that they can weather the storms to come.
2019 Testimonials
“Attending the [14th Asian Investment Summit] was a valuable experience for me to share my thoughts on asset allocation and hear other experts’ views on the global economy and investment decisions. It is always a useful exercise to hear views on the Chinese economy from folks with first -hand experience of onshore investing. I would love to attend future events to stay up -to -date with the latest developments in global investing and related topics.”
Tae H. Park
Deputy chief investment officer
Korea Investment Corporation
“The Summit provides a forum for industry participants to exchange views and impart the latest developments pertinent to our work.”
Alan Liu
Head of treasury
Hong Kong Housing Society
“The 14th Asian Investment Summit was a truly fruitful and enjoyable event. AsianInvestor has, once again, brought together senior executives and investment professionals to Hong Kong, discussing paramount and practical investment themes, trends and strategies.”
Rocky Tung
Head of policy research
Financial Services Development Council (Hong Kong)
Audience sentiment
Delegates who see a trade-related backlash as the biggest portfolio risk in 2019, ahead of Chinese economic slowdown (23%) and US policy uncertainty from the pre-election campaign (17%).
Market participants who are bearish about the Asian economy in 2019.
Investors who plan to increase their tactical exposure to EM equities over the next 6 months.
2019 AUDIENCE PROFILE
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