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KAMCO to recruit managers for distressed project fund - Asia Asset Management (opens the original)
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Korea Asset Management Corporation (KAMCO), a quasi-government firm that buys and resolves bad debts, plans to hire asset managers for a 3 trillion won (US$2.2 billion) fund to restructure distressed project finance to help re-start stalled projects. Recruitment will begin in October and the asset managers will be chosen in December, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) says in a statement on September 17. The fund is expected to be formed in the first half of next year, and will be equally f
Taiwan pension fund assets hit NT$1.62 trillion in August- Asia Asset Management (opens the original)
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Taiwan’s Public Service Pension Fund held NT$1.62 trillion (US$51.1 billion) of assets as of August 31, with almost 49% managed externally. The figures are from an updated asset statement posted on the fund’s website on September 21. The largest externally managed category is domestic and foreign assets, at NT$786.33 billion. Domestic and overseas listed and over-the-counter equities category is the second largest at NT$309.68 billion, or some 19% of total assets. Domestic and overseas bonds acc
FuriosaAI nears fundraising target - Asia Asset Management (opens the original)
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South Korean artificial intelligence chipmaker FuriosaAI is nearing its 800 billion won (US$590 million) fundraising target after drawing 370 billion won from the state-backed Advanced Strategic Industry Fund. The Financial Services Commission (FSC) made the announcement in a statement on September 28 in response to a report in ChosunBiz about the company’s financing. The FSC says the fundraising has entered its final stage but that the timeline may change with global market conditions. FuriosaA
Hong Kong Exchange Fund foreign assets fall in August - Asia Asset Management (opens the original)
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Hong Kong’s Exchange Fund foreign assets in August were HK$3.65 trillion (US$470 billion), down HK$41.8 billion from July. The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), the city’s de facto central bank, released the figures in a statement on September 14. Claims on the private sector stood at HK$403.1 billion, while foreign liabilities amounted to HK$140.3 billion. The monetary base as of end-August was HK$2.08 trillion, comprising currency notes and coins in circulation, the banking system’s balance
korea-premium-weeks-global-investors - Asia Asset Management (opens the original)
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South Korea will kick off its largest capital markets investor relations event later this month, bringing together 55 listed firms and domestic and foreign investors across some 25 events over three weeks. The inaugural Korea Premium Weeks 2026 will run from September 28 to October 16 and is organised by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and Korea Exchange. Korean and international investors will discuss key issues facing the domestic capital markets and explore their future direction over
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