Goldman Sachs executives estimate almost $100 billion in investments to countries other than China over the last nine months, thus attracting a wave of new capital this year. The trend emphasizes a larger attempt by international investors to diversify exposure across rapidly expanding countries in the region and cut dependency on American assets.
Speaking at the Milken Institute Asia Summit 2025
With robust corporate reforms and a weaker yen that has made its equity market more appealing, Japan has come to be among the major beneficiaries of fresh investments like the Nikkei 225 index
Sneader observed that the demand for Asian assets has been most evident in industries including consumer spending, industrials, and technology. Healthcare has become more intriguing in private markets since worldwide demand for medical innovation and services is expanding. Singapore’s state-backed investment company, Temasek International, echoed the evaluation that capital flows are changing. CEO Dilhan Pillay
He highlighted the disruptive capacity of artificial intelligence as well, noting how it is transforming politics and business worldwide. Highlighting Asia’s rising influence in drawing worldwide wealth, Temasek stated that the worth of its portfolio increased 11.6% in the most recent financial year to S$434 billion ($340 billion).
