Khazanah and INA: taking the long view in a volatile market
Volatile markets may have led some institutional investors to rejig their portfolios, but two Southeast Asian sovereign wealth funds said they will stick to their mandate and focus on the long term.
Malaysia’s Khazanah and the Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) plan to stay the course despite volatile markets, as long-term investors favour real assets amid an inflationary environment.
“We constantly review our asset allocation and monitor it closely during times of volatility. However, currently, we don’t plan to deviate from what we have been doing over the last few years,” a Khazanah spokesperson told AsianInvestor.
The 134 billion ringgit ($30.4 billion) has in recent …
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