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Private & Alternatives Markets Forum
Allocations to private markets and alternative assets by private clients throughout Asia has rapidly increased over the last few years.
From private equity, private debt, REITs, infrastructure, commodities, venture capital, and the emergent digital assets, the hunt for inflation-proof returns, across uncorrelated assets has driven private banks to rapidly increase their product offering in alternatives and private assets.
Confirmed speakers:
- Albert Yang, Managing Director and Head of the Alternative Investments Group, J.P. Morgan Private Bank
- Alois Müller, Managing Director, Head of Private & Alternative Markets Asia-Pacific and Global Co-head of Private Equity, Credit Suisse
- Gary Leung, Head of Alternative Investments and Managed Solution, Hong Kong, Bank of Singapore
- Jeffrey Yap, Managing Director, Head of Investments and Wealth Solutions, Southeast Asia, Global Private Banking and Wealth, HSBC
- Lily Chan, Managing Director, Head of Asia Alternative Capital Markets Group, Consumer and Wealth Management, Goldman Sachs
- Marc Lansonneur, Managing Director, Head of Managed Solutions, DBS Bank
- Paul Stefansson, Managing Director and Funds & Alternatives Specialist, UBS Global Wealth Management
- Royston Low, Managing Director, Regional Head Private Investments, BNP Paribas Wealth Management
The half day event will gather a VIP audience of hand-picked alternative selectors from the key institutions who provide private clients with access to private and alternative markets: private banks (both global and regional), wealth managers, IAMs, MFOs and family offices.
Join us for a fascinating afternoon of discussion and dialogue.
Private
& Alternatives Markets
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29 March 2022 / Mandarin Oriental Singapore
We are working closely with our host venue on Covid safe measures as we return to physical events and the in-person engagement that we have all missed. Our Covid protocols will reflect the local requirements at the time of the event and our Delegate Liaison team will be in touch in the weeks before with exact details of what these will be. For more information at this stage please contact the team on delegateliaison@citywire.co.uk
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Asian clients are hunting in private markets for uncorrelated returns across a widening universe of product formats as the prospect of out-sized returns in public markets continues to wane. In particular, private equity returns have been strong, given the economic dislocation wrought by the pandemic and its impact.
From impact investing via PE formats, to accessing pre-IPO opportunities, club deals, and yield alternatives in more liquid formats, access to high pedigree private market opportunities is now a competitive necessity for bankers and their clients throughout Asia. What access and products are most in demand? How can an ESG, or impact, investment view be articulated via private markets? What pitfalls and opportunities await clients and their bankers this year?
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From the ‘alternative’ real estate asset class which dominates client portfolio, the risk appetite and au-fait-with-innovation tendencies of Asian clients makes the region a fruitful marketplace for alternative assets.
In an inflationary environment, the role of real estate (in all its formats), infrastructure, commodities, and other inflation hedges should have a banner year. The further exploration of exotic assets, and the mainstreaming of cryptocurrencies will present further opportunities, and challenges, for bankers and their clients. Hedge funds are back in favour having shown their investment pedigree during the pandemic dislocations. What lies ahead for alts this year? Where are banks, and their product platforms, seizing the opportunities, and what remains to be done?
