Institutional investors stories
Regional hotel dealmaking has surged despite geopolitical and rate risks, with JLL now forecasting USD $15 billion in Asia Pacific transactions for 2026.
The partnership could widen institutional access to tokenised assets as NUVA adds offerings beyond its Provenance Blockchain-linked vaults.
Higher construction costs and sharp price resets are luring private capital into office and other assets, with some deals below replacement cost.
Tokenised repo is moving into routine institutional processing, with Broadridge's platform averaging USD $359 billion a day in September.
Investment teams can now test and deploy more than 600 daily signals in one environment, easing data fragmentation across vendors.
APAC institutions are ahead of global peers in preparing for tokenised assets, with many expecting mainstream adoption within five years.
Recent UK venture funds have narrowed the gap on US rivals, with later-stage returns improving sharply despite a tougher exit market.
The tie-up could strengthen regulated crypto infrastructure in South Korea, where the companies estimate a USD $68 billion digital asset market.
The listing brings fresh capital and about 10,000 new shareholders to a solar business planning to expand across New Zealand's power market.
Slow housing delivery could ease if tax and planning rules were changed to make build-to-rent projects more viable in Australia.
Backed funds will help fill a later-stage financing gap for UK AI start-ups, after the Bank committed £180 million across six specialist vehicles.
Renewed appetite for new equity issues in New Zealand is set to be tested by the solar developer's first major float in about five years.
Only seven per cent of 1,414 applicants made Blue Earth's BE100 list, with winners set to share at least £100,000 each.
Institutional clients in Singapore may soon gain access to regulated custody for cryptoassets and tokenised assets as demand grows for safer digital services.
Wealthy investors are increasingly seeking yield from Bitcoin holdings, with security, custody and succession planning shaping their choices in Singapore.
The deal gives the New York fintech a securities lending business and wider client access as it expands beyond bank-focused services.
Accredited investors in Singapore can now hold a regulated US dollar liquidity product on-chain, as tokenised cash management tops USD 15 billion.
International investors in Korean equities could get a faster, more transparent voting process as the two firms plan to digitise proxy infrastructure.
The appointment comes as the UK fintech seeks more institutional clients for its post-trade and settlement tools, including its Novat protocol.
Customer concerns over fraud and regulation are shaping a cautious rollout, with the bank planning to start on its own digital channels in Hong Kong.