Policy

Increased collaboration between ASEAN nations could be the solution to the shortfall in investment that the region faces.

Successive governments have made alterations to New Zealand’s Overseas Investment Act, creating a complicated regime for investors to navigate.

A new regulatory period looms but attracting much needed capital when ‘investors can earn a higher return with much less risk’ elsewhere will be an uphill struggle.

Amid complaints of regulatory delays, putting a value on UK ports is hard to do.

ASIC has expanded its strategic priorities to include ‘consistency and transparency across markets’, which will include scrutiny of private investments.

Infra’s long-term nature makes geopolitical trends especially relevant, manifesting in opportunities as well as risks if managed carefully.

KGAL's Andreas Ochsenkühn explains how changes in the German pension market can unlock more capital for the asset class.

Taiwan’s burgeoning wind industry faces geopolitical challenges and stringent local content policies, yet international investors like CIP remain undeterred. We find out why.

Regulators must provide a supportive environment for funds to make independent investment decisions that can support the country’s economy, says Mary Delahunty, CEO of one of Australia’s largest lobby groups for superfunds.

The need for Europe’s energy transition is multifaceted and likely to overcome any short-term uncertainty, argues Schroders Greencoat’s Karin Kaiser.