Indira Vergis is an Editor at AsianInvestor. She specializes in finance, investment, and the banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) sectors, with a focus on topics related to India, Asia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Indira is featured in Haymarket Media Ltd.
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Indira Vergis's coverage predominantly focuses on finance and economy, with significant attention to investment analysis. She also delves into sustainability-related topics like green investments and climate action. Given this, she is likely receptive to pitches from experts who can provide in-depth commentary or analysis on emerging market trends, sustainable investing, pension fund strategies, and central bank activities.
Sources with access to proprietary data or unique insights into emerging markets' investment opportunities may find a receptive audience in Indira. Additionally, professionals well-versed in the dynamics of family offices and their investment allocation shifts could capture her interest.
Indira does not have a specific geographic focus but appears inclined towards covering global financial trends related to emerging markets and sustainable investing.
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The head of the private equity and private credit team at one of Korea's biggest non-life insurers explains where it sees opportunities over the the next year.
High net worth individuals and family offices often worry about how long term alternative funds can be and when they can get their money back. Managers need to be innovative, experts said.
By: Indira Vergis
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By: Indira Vergis
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Larger private equity giants have been quite active making venture capital and other-stage investments in the region's insurtech market.
In this month's edition of our weekend Q&A, AsianInvestor features the chief executive officer of Eastspring Investments.
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