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Fund managers and investors remain focused on liquidity needs despite the Middle-East conflict.
Region’s top allocators and managers highlight dominant themes and trends.
Panellists also highlighted a major shift in how Gulf SWFs deploy capital.
It’s important to see each country behaving differently in terms of risk, liquidity, exits, and trajectories.
Japan leads private capital shift as investors retreat from China exposure.
GP-led secondaries are becoming a more common liquidity tool in China.
Many Asian institutional investors are now transitioning into a phase of actively managing portfolios.
LPs are still waiting for stronger evidence of realised returns.
The summit features 45+ speakers and 11 sessions on diverse Asian markets.
