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Asian institutions are diversifying portfolios and seeking new sources of yield by shifting assets to more narrowly focused investment strategies.
Institutional asset growth continues to grow on an annual basis with institutions adding assets, and a handful of new institutions becoming relevant.
Few institutions in Asia use consultants for portfolio advice and manager selection, relative to other markets which are largely pension fund driven.
Return expectations among Asian investors have reduced over the years, though typically still higher than expectations of investors in Western markets (for similar asset classes).
Slightly less than half of institutions still cite intentions to hire at least one asset manager this year. 
After a paring down on the asset managers in recent years, institutions expect to increase their number of managers as they expect to diversify further and hire for more specialized strategies.

Global Trends in Institutional ETF Adoption

14 June 2016 By: Andrew McCollum
2015 was a record-breaking year for ETFs, which attracted more than $350 billion in new assets globally.
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