Released on May 18, the seventh annual State of Investor Climate Transition in Asia report surveyed 240 investors — 116 asset owners and 124 asset managers of which 66 are AIGCC members. The findings are based on an extensive desktop review of these investors, of which 84% were headquartered across 19 Asian markets. The median AUM of each investor is around US$110 billion.
Renewable energy investment opportunities are gaining traction among institutional investors who are seeking to increase climate-related investment according to a report released by the Asia Investor Group on Climate Change (AIGCC) on May 18, coinciding with Ecosperity Week 2026.
The AIGCC represents institutional investors in 11 Asian markets focused on the impact of climate change on investments. More than US$36 ($46) trillion of assets under management are collectively managed by AIGCC’s 80-plus members which include Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC and Singapore equity market development programme (EQDP) asset managers Amova Asset Management, Eastspring Investments, Fullerton Fund Management, Lion Global Investors, JP Morgan Asset Management and Manulife Investment Management.
