Natalie Koh
STRATEGY AND GROWTH EDITOR
Natalie Koh is BT’s strategy and growth editor. She leads the audience team to grow BT’s readership. She previously worked in Hong Kong as a news editor at the South China Morning Post and managing editor of AsianInvestor. She was also previously the APAC correspondent for US trade publication Pensions & Investments.
BNY deepens AI, digital asset embrace as it enters next phase: CEO Robin Vince tells BT
The New York-based bank has invested heavily in AI and culture transformation and is ready for its next stage, says Vince in...
BNY to move Singapore offices to Marina One East Tower
Investments into new spaces with better amenities are part of the bank’s transformation process that started in 2022
Why Jupiter’s Apac income fund overweights Singapore stocks
The asset manager has identified stocks in the Republic that have enough liquidity, as well as earnings and dividend growth potential
As philanthropic capital grows, Asia’s decade for climate action has come: Milken panellists
Families and foundations should not be discouraged by small amounts of funding, they say
Asia’s public markets must perform: GIC, Danantara executives
Improving corporate governance help markets perform and allow for exits, so private equity performance can follow
Family office Farro Capital launches philanthropic arm amid growing demand
It also partners independent charity ImpactSG, with a S$600,000 commitment from five families
Sustainable investors hold their ground as energy, defence stocks surge
Can investors allocate capital to energy and defence stocks responsibly? Yes, and there are even opportunities for alpha generation, sustainability experts say
BlackRock launches absolute return fund for retail investors in Singapore and Hong Kong
The fund will focus on Asia-Pacific equities and undertake a long-short strategy, says executive (See Amendment note)
Shorter-duration bonds shine in Asia as Trump’s tariffs roil markets
Between cash and equities or cryptocurrencies, there is a middle ground in fixed income for investors, money managers say
Hong Kong budget plans for real estate and finance sectors disappoint investors
The Hang Seng Index rises 3.3% or 753.91 points to close at 23,787.93.