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HKMA enlarges dedicated renminbi repo facility for offshore market liquidity

Asset Owners

29 Oct 2026

HKMA enlarges dedicated renminbi repo facility for offshore market liquidity

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has raised its dedicated RMB repo facility to RMB22 billion and designated 12 banks as Primary Liquidity Providers for two years from October 2026. The release sets out those operational parameters. It does not price hedges or resize investor holdings.

Samsung Securities’ family office grows to ₩55tn as exit-owner families triple

Private Wealth

15 Oct 2026

Samsung Securities’ family office grows to ₩55tn as exit-owner families triple

Samsung Securities’ family-office platform has scaled to 200 families and ₩55 trillion in client assets. The composition of that book (exit owners now three times the level of three years earlier) signals a structural shift in Korean UHNW liquidity that private banks and managers must price into product and capacity planning.

Standard Chartered’s VCC platform reaches $2.6 billion AUM with tenth sub-fund launch alongside BNY Investments.

Private Wealth

8 Oct 2026

Standard Chartered’s VCC platform reaches $2.6 billion AUM with tenth sub-fund launch alongside BNY Investments.

Standard Chartered has launched its tenth sub-fund under the Variable Capital Company platform, an enhanced cash management strategy managed by Insight Investment within BNY Investments. The platform has accumulated $2.6 billion in assets under management since its 2024 inception and now forms a core delivery channel for differentiated solutions to the bank’s affluent and high-net-worth clients across Asia and selected international markets.

Endowments use secondary sales to rebalance illiquid alternatives portfolios

Asset Owners

4 Aug 2026

Endowments use secondary sales to rebalance illiquid alternatives portfolios

As prolonged fund distribution cycles and private-market valuation friction slow the velocity of cash returns across global asset registries, major institutional investors are executing targeted secondary market reallocations. By proactively divesting bundles of mature buyout and regional alternative fund interests, elite educational endowments and non-profit foundations are methodically restructuring their alternative portfolios to optimize near-term cash velocity and defend baseline capital-preservation targets.

The Liquidity Mirage: Structural Friction and Valuation Disparity in Evergreen Private Market Vehicles

Opinion

3 Aug 2026

The Liquidity Mirage: Structural Friction and Valuation Disparity in Evergreen Private Market Vehicles

The rapid expansion of semi-liquid, perpetual private market vehicles- frequently marketed as "evergreen" funds- has fundamentally transformed retail and intermediary capital gathering over the past decade. By packaging traditionally locked-up assets like middle-market private credit, infrastructure debt, and unlisted real estate into structures offering monthly or quarterly redemption windows, asset managers unlocked access to the massive global wealth channel. However, this architecture relies on a critical operational assumption: that continuous subscription inflows will always outpace redemption requests. As macroeconomic volatility tightens capital allocations across family offices and wealth platforms, this structural model is facing a severe systemic stress test, exposing deep friction points within asset mapping.

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