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State Street Corporation has appointed Neil Macdonald as head of the asset managers segment in Asia Pacific.
In the newly-created role, Macdonald would lead the firm’s engagement strategy for asset manager clients in Asia Pacific which included strategic direction, solutions structuring and would be responsible for overall growth of the segment.
Based in Hong Kong, he would report to Donna Milrod, head of global asset mangers segment and global clients division, and regionally to Mostapha Tahiri, chief executive for Asia Pacific.
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Asia Pacific asset owners are upbeat about meeting longer-term investment targets but less confident about the one-year outlook because of concerns about potential new taxes and regulations in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic and rising geopolitical tensions, according to an annual survey by State Street Corporation.
The US custodian bank polled more than 600 global assets owners, including 138 based in Asia Pacific, in September-October about their investment targets.
Some 66% of Asia Pacific investors said they are optimistic about their growth targets over the next five years, up from 62% in the 2019 survey, though lower than the 77% global share, State Street says in a statement on December 10.
APAC investor optimism higher year-on-year 10 December 2020
There has been a slight rise in Asia-Pacific institutional investors who are positive about the long-term compared to this time last year, with a new State Street survey finding two in three are optimistic about their growth targets in the next five years.
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Growth Readiness Study from State Street Corporation has surveyed more than 600 global institutional asset owners, asset managers and insurance company representatives, with 23 per cent being from the Asia-Pacific region.
Two-thirds (67 per cent) of APAC investors were able to meet or exceed their investment performance targets over the last 12 months, in line with 70 per cent globally.
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