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A survey by JPM Morgan (JPM.N) shows that investors around the world are most likely to invest more in hedge funds in the Asia-Pacific region in 2018 and 2019. This reflects the inclination of investment demand to regions with strong economic and demographic growth trends.
But that hope has not translated into the growth of Asian Asset Management Scale (AUM). The annual Sohn Conference of Hong Kong's hedge fund industry has served as a forum for investors to exchange investment inspiration since 2014. Since then, Asian hedge funds'AUM has shrunk by 10% to $108 billion, according to HFR Research, while similar assets have grown by 11.8% worldwide.
"International investors have a huge demand for alternative assets in Asia, especially in China, but this has not fully translated into investment decisions, nor into real gold and silver," said Jonathan Jenkins, Asia-Pacific head of equity sales at Credit Suisse (CSGN.S).
Hedge fund managers say part of the reason is the limited liquidity of Asian and Pacific financial markets outside North Asia and the lack of hedge funds that are able to accommodate additional funds and meet more stringent due diligence criteria for some international investors.
The trade war between the United States and China has also inhibited overall market investment, which has become another drag on the industry's development capacity.

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