APAC Family Offices Report Highest Portfolio Outperformance Driven by AI Interest
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A survey of over 350 family offices, 22% of which were based in the Asia Pacific region, found that APAC offices reported the highest levels of portfolio outperformance globally. Specifically, 26% of these offices achieved returns above 15% year-to-date. Furthermore, 22% of the offices surveyed targeted annual returns exceeding 15%, which is nearly double the global average.
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The findings suggest that the Asia Pacific region is highly engaged in global investment trends, particularly those related to Artificial Intelligence. The strong performance of public equity markets in the region is cited as a key driver of these ambitious investment objectives.
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- Air IndiaGlobal family offices surveyed regarding investment trends and performance.
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