Malaysian insurers look for alternatives to domestic equity
Malaysia’s stock market is not providing the desired growth premium, and insurers instead are turning to overseas and private market assets, the audience hears at AsianInvestor’s Malaysia Global Investment Forum.

Malaysian life insurance companies are doing whatever they can to find the right risk-adjusted returns outside the domestic stock market — and fixed income, private assets, and loopholes to expand overseas exposure are among the tools to achieve this.
Malaysian life insurers are limited to investing no more than 10% in overseas markets, of which 5% can be in stocks. And that limit is being pushed, the audience heard at AsianInvestor’s Malaysia Global Investment Forum in Kuala Lump…
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