Why OCIOs are gradually gaining ground in Asia
Outsourced chief investment officer arrangements are gradually gaining ground in Asia, from a low base. Investment consultants and some fund houses are keen to promote the structure.
The Ministry of Home Affairs in Singapore aims to appoint one. At least one Hong Kong conglomerate already has. And investment consultants claim other smaller asset owners are also pondering the prospect.
Years after they broke ground in Europe and the US, outsourced chief investment officers (OCIOs) are heading to Asia.
In essence, OCIOs are adopted by companies or organisations that want some or all of their assets to be fully managed and invested by another company.
The …
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