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Asia's economic growth is transforming the region leading to rising urbanization, population growth, income levels and digital technology adoption, all of which have contributed to making it a driver for global wealth creation. The region's full-speed growth has expanded its middle-class, boosting domestic consumption. It is also home to a burgeoning population of high-net-worth individuals, particularly in China, India and Indonesia. The institutional investment landscape is also changing as insurers and pension funds look to build more resilient investment portfolios. However, despite Asia's overall wealth increasing, even during the pandemic, investors in the region are rethinking their strategies, in the process creating a new, more sophisticated breed of investor - entrepreneurial, socially-conscious and tech-savvy - which, in turn, is driving demand for more sophisticated investment strategies, such as those involving alternatives and multi-assets.


Join us as a panel of experts and investors discuss how Asia's rising wealth is impacting the region's investment landscape in a webinar discussion organized by The Asset in association with Deutsche Bank.
 
 
 

Date: 31 August 2021

 

Time: 4:00pm - 5:30pm Hong Kong Time

 
 
 

Speakers


Michael Spencer
chief economist, APAC
Deutsche Bank
 
Ben Powell
chief investment strategist, Asia Pacific
BlackRock Investment Institute
 
Anand Rengarajan
global head of sales & head of Asia Pacific, securities services
Deutsche Bank
 
Subash Pillai
head of client investment solutions, APAC
Franklin Templeton
 
Rishabh Saksena
managing director, head, investment specialists, Asia
Julius Baer
 
Alvin Lee
head of group wealth management & community financial services
Maybank Private Wealth
 
Rejina Rahim
managing director and country head, Malaysia
Nomura Asset Management
 
 

Yvette Daquiz

Events producer, The Asset Events

T: +852 2165 1612
 
 
 
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