Natalie Koh
Senior Reporter, Asia Pacific at Pensions & Investments
Asia Pacific reporter for @pionline, covering asset management. Previously @AsianInvestor, @SCMPNews, @Businesstimes. Tweets represent my own views.
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6 days ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Natalie Koh
[SINGAPORE] Regional wars, tariff threats and the US' pro-fossil fuel policies have sent defence and energy stocks soaring in 2025, but not all is lost for investors committed to sustainable and responsible investing, experts told The Business Times. Markets were closed on Jun 22, when US President Donald Trump ordered an attack on Iranian nuclear sites, but investors are bracing for a further spike in oil prices and rush to safe havens.
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1 week ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Natalie Koh
[SINGAPORE] BlackRock has launched an Asia-Pacific-focused absolute return fund for retail investors in Singapore and Hong Kong, the world's largest asset manager - with US$11.6 trillion in assets under management - announced on Wednesday (Jun 18). The fund, titled the Systematic Asia Pacific Equity Absolute Return Fund, employs a market-neutral strategy that is designed to be resilient to volatility in the broad equity markets by taking long and short positions in select stocks.
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1 week ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Natalie Koh
[SINGAPORE] BlackRock has launched an Asia-Pacific-focused hedge fund for retail investors in Singapore and Hong Kong, the world's largest asset manager with US$11.6 trillion in assets under management announced on Wednesday (Jun 18). The fund, titled the Systematic Asia Pacific Equity Absolute Return Fund, employs a market-neutral strategy that is designed to be resilient to volatility in the broad equity markets by taking long and short positions in select stocks.
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1 month ago |
businesstimes.com.sg | Natalie Koh
Between cash and equities or cryptocurrencies, there is a middle ground in fixed income for investors, money managers sayPublished Fri, May 2, 2025 · 01:00 PM[SINGAPORE] US President Donald Trump’s tariffs shook markets across asset classes, sending investors searching for shelter. Some landed on cash, some on gold, but some money managers are finding comfort in fixed income.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
businesstimes.com.sg | Natalie Koh
Published Thu, Feb 27, 2025 · 11:33 AMTHE Hong Kong Budget announced on Wednesday (Feb 26) by Financial Secretary Paul Chan is unlikely to sustain gains in the markets as investors hoped for more support for the finance and real estate markets, analysts said. The Hang Seng Index rose 3.3 per cent or 753.91 points to close at 23,787.93.
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