As it seeks to navigate a meltdown in China’s high-yield market, one high-profile investment manager in Hong Kong is shifting its investments away from publicly listed assets exposed to Chinese real estate and towards private lending and secondary loans. SC Lowy — which manages about US$2.5 billion in AUM in its banking and asset management segments — serves institutional and…
How one Hong Kong investment manager is navigating China’s property crisis
By Twinkle Sparta, senior reporter | 15 August 2022

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