Indosuez’s Qian Su recommends alts for diversification in pro-risk stance
Head of investment management Asia, Qian Su, has also added equity hedge funds with systematic strategies in the US and Asia and also natural resources funds.
Jason Lim has been appointed head of d.istribution, South Asia ex Malaysia & Thailand
Amundi today announced the appointment of Jason Lim as head of distribution & wealth sales – South Asia ex Malaysia & Thailand. Based in Singapore, he reports to Albert Tse, CEO of Amundi in South Asia and to Gaëtan Delculée, head of distribution & wealth.
Lim is responsible for leading relationship management and identifying new business opportunities with a diverse range of distribution and wealth partners, including private banks, retail banks, insurance companies, IFAs, and platforms, according to a statement by the French asset manager.
Lim has more two decades industry experience. Prior to joining Amundi, he was at Allianz Global Investors where he was most recently a director & team lead in wholesale distribution – South East Asia. He previously held roles at Aberdeen Asset Management, Franklin Templeton and Citibank.
Lim holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Science in Asset & Wealth Management, both from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
KBI Global Investors has launched a core sustainable strategy and a health and wellbeing strategy .
Infrastructure equities are seeing a growth inflection not yet recognised by the market, according to James Wigley, portfolio manager at Pictet Asset Management.
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Qian Su recommends alts for diversification in a pro-risk stance.
Jason Lim was appointed head of distribution and wealth sales – South Asia ex Malaysia & Thailand at Amundi.
Lim is based in Singapore and reports to Albert Tse (CEO of Amundi in South Asia) and Gaëtan Delculée (head of distribution & wealth).
Lim leads relationship management and identifies new business opportunities with partners including private banks, retail banks, insurance companies, IFAs, and platforms.
Lim has two decades of industry experience.
Prior to Amundi, Lim was at Allianz Global Investors, Aberdeen Asset Management, Franklin Templeton, and Citibank.
Lim holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Science in Asset & Wealth Management from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
KBI Global Investors launched a core sustainable strategy and a health and wellbeing strategy.
Infrastructure equities are seeing a growth inflection not yet recognized by the market, according to James Wigley of Pictet Asset Management.
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The movement described involves positioning capital toward alternative strategies like private equity and natural resources, suggested by investment management leaders. Simultaneously, a key figure is positioned within wealth distribution in a specific geographic corridor, bringing deep institutional experience from large global asset managers into a regional mandate. The juxtaposition of this institutional structuring with the observation that infrastructure equities are experiencing unrecognized growth signals a tension between established systemic views and emerging market opportunities. The implications suggest a shift where traditional risk-off positioning (diversification) is being supplemented by specific thematic bets on assets like infrastructure, which requires recognizing shifts in market perception beyond standard valuations. The pattern observed suggests an attempt to weave macro trends (infrastructure growth) with actionable distribution mandates (asset class recommendations).
BRIDGE QUESTIONS: What are the underlying macroeconomic or geopolitical drivers prompting Qian Su's specific diversification recommendations? How does the operational focus on wealth sales and relationship management for Jason Lim interact with the broader institutional views on infrastructure equity inflection? What are the potential risks associated with blending systemic asset allocation advice with specific regional distribution mandates?
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