Asia assets to hit $4trn by 2015

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ASIA - Asia ex-Japan and Australian assets are set to double by 2015, reaching $4tr, according to a recent study by Cerulli Associates.

Assets have already increased from $1.2trn in 2006 to $2.2trn at the end of last year and at least half of the current assets are run in the institutional market, according to the Picking High-Hang...

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