Why an exclusive high-net-worth network is backing stocks, and where the money is going: CNBC

Distressed debt and real estate as well as fund secondaries are presenting interesting opportunities to invest at reasonable valuations.  Kanu Gupta, Singapore TIGER 21 Chair These investments are becoming more attractive due to more conservative lending practices by regional banks, leading to higher interest rates and lower loan-to-value ratios. This shift has opened doors for non-traditional debt and equity providers to step in and offer alternative financing solutions.  Learn more in...

Eric G. Sarasin, Switzerland TIGER 21 Chair, shares insights in an exclusive interview on PE Forum that spans his illustrious career in banking, investment philosophy, and philanthropic pursuits amid fluctuating economic conditions. In addition to addressing his transition from leading a prominent Swiss bank to managing White Sail Consulting, Eric emphasizes the importance of giving back, not only financially but also by sharing expertise and knowledge. Despite the challenges posed by high interest ...

In the dynamic landscape of Asia-Pacific real estate, a fascinating trend is emerging – institutional investors are stepping back, and ultra-high-net-worth investors and family offices seem to be diving in headfirst.  A recent AsianInvestor article delves into this shift with insights from expert investors familiar with the region, including TIGER 21 Singapore Chair Kanu Gupta who shared his thoughts on attractive opportunities in Japan and India that have accumulated interest. TIGER 21 w...