With private clients in both traditional and emerging markets looking for investment opportunities, asset and wealth managers are once again scouting for new markets in which to distribute their products, writes Yuri Bender

There may be concerns about the immediate prospects for the asset class, but emerging market equities remain a compelling long-term investment, writes Ceri Jones

Environmental, social and governance (ESG), or sustainable investing, are words frequently used in the press, but what do they mean? Andrew Ness, investment director at SWIP, explains, and examines why they are of particular inportance in developing economies

The fund of hedge funds model has been challenged by the current climate and is struggling to win back clients, writes Yuri Bender, but does the concept still have a place in private client portfolios?

Malaysian asset managers are using feeder funds and mandates to broaden their product range, reports Elisa Trovato

A number of investment firms are looking to tap into the opportunities on offer in the Indian wealth management market, writes Graham Harvey, but they face stiff competition from domestic players

Following the huge government bailout handed to Citigroup in 2008 and the damage this did to its reputation, Citi Private Bank is determined to reassure clients that it is in rude health, writes Elisa Trovato

CIMB’s Carolyn Leng tells Elisa Trovato how the private bank targets Malaysia’s growing high net worth segment, and uses externally managed products to deliver the wealth management solutions they demand