2025 Elite Middle East & Asia-Pacific Allocators, Part 2
Markets Group is proud to present the 2025 Elite Middle East & Asia-Pacific Allocators list, recognizing the leading institutional allocators driving capital deployment across two of the world’s most dynamic regions. This list highlights senior professionals from sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, superannuation funds, endowments, insurance groups, public investment institutions, and family offices whose strategic decisions continue to shape the global investment landscape.
Part of our broader Elite Series, this recognition honors individuals who bring foresight, discipline, and innovation to navigating evolving market opportunities across asset classes. The list was compiled through allocator engagement and institutional feedback, reflecting each honoree’s influence and leadership in advancing investment strategies throughout the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.
We invite you to explore the list and celebrate the allocators whose vision and conviction continue to define excellence in institutional investing.
Andrew Fisher is head of investment strategy at Australian Retirement Trust (formerly Sunsuper), one of Australia’s largest superannuation funds. Since...
Andrew Fisher is head of investment strategy at Australian Retirement Trust (formerly Sunsuper), one of Australia’s largest superannuation funds. Since joining the fund in 2010, he has played a central role in shaping portfolio construction, strategic and tactical asset allocation, and investment risk frameworks across diversified options. Earlier in his career, he worked with the Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation as an investment strategist and with Milliman as a consultant in financial risk management. Fisher is a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia and earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree and a Bachelor of Applied Finance degree from Macquarie University.
LOCATION
Sydney
REGION
Australia
TIME AT FUND
15 year(s)
Charles Hyde
New Zealand Superannuation Fund Superannuation Scheme
Charles Hyde is head of asset allocation at the New Zealand Superannuation Fund, where he leads the design of the...
Charles Hyde is head of asset allocation at the New Zealand Superannuation Fund, where he leads the design of the fund’s reference portfolio and manages key elements of portfolio construction, risk capital allocation, and cost of capital. He also oversees the fund’s economics function and monitoring portfolio flexibility. Hyde joined the Guardians in 2015, initially as a senior investment strategist. Earlier in his career, he was head of quantitative research at MIR Investment Management, head of equities research at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and principal economist in transfer pricing at Deloitte. He holds a PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of California, Berkeley, and a BSc in Agricultural Science from the University of Western Australia.
LOCATION
Auckland
REGION
New Zealand
TIME AT FUND
4 year(s)
Man Juttijudata
Thailand Government Pension Fund Government
Man Juttijudata is senior director focusing on strategic and tactical asset allocation at Thailand’s Government Pension Fund, where he oversees...
Man Juttijudata is senior director focusing on strategic and tactical asset allocation at Thailand’s Government Pension Fund, where he oversees long-term strategic asset allocation, tactical asset allocation, and the integration of responsible and sustainable investment practices. Since joining the GPF in 2006, he has held senior roles including head of investment strategy, assistant secretary-general, and deputy secretary-general, where he was responsible for investment strategy, outsourced fund management across public and private markets, investment research, and corporate strategy. Earlier in his career, Juttijudata worked at Kasikorn Asset Management in risk management, at the Bank of Thailand managing foreign reserves, and at TISCO Securities in economic and financial modeling. He earned a Ph.D. in operations research from The George Washington University, a master’s degree in operations research from Columbia University, and a bachelor’s degree in engineering from Chulalongkorn University.
LOCATION
Bangkok
REGION
Southeast Asia
TIME AT FUND
19 year(s)
Dr. Ahmed Mansour
Private Department H.E. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Khalid Al Nahyan Single-Family Office
Dr. Ahmed Mansour is the group chief executive officer of the Private Department of H.E. Sheikh Mohamed Bin Khalid Al...
Dr. Ahmed Mansour is the group chief executive officer of the Private Department of H.E. Sheikh Mohamed Bin Khalid Al Nahyan, where he leads strategy, investments, and capital markets programs for one of Abu Dhabi’s largest real estate portfolios. He also serves as a board member of Aafaq Islamic Finance, having previously acted as its chief advisor. Mansour is the founder and president of Profit Financial Advisory, an international financial services group operating across the UAE, Egypt, the U.K., and Asia. He also currently serves as a business partner and chief executive officer at CIH Investment Holding. Earlier in his career, he held senior finance leadership positions with EIG Investment and VIC Group, where he served as regional chief financial officer across the UAE, Qatar, and Iraq. Mansour holds a Doctor of Business Administration degree from the University of Maryland and a Doctor of Global Economics degree from SBS Swiss Business School.
LOCATION
Dubai
REGION
Middle East
TIME AT FUND
2 year(s)
Veiverne Yuen
Blauwpark Partners Multi-Family Office
Veiverne Yuen is a partner at Blauwpark Partners, a Singapore-based family office focused on strategic asset allocation, private equity, alternatives,...
Veiverne Yuen is a partner at Blauwpark Partners, a Singapore-based family office focused on strategic asset allocation, private equity, alternatives, impact investments, and philanthropy. He is also a co-founder of tryb Group, an investment firm specializing in growth and venture-stage financial services and fintech companies across Southeast Asia. Earlier in his career, Yuen was vice president in GIC’s Integrated Strategies and Private Equity groups, where he worked on global private market deals across buyouts, growth, credit, and venture capital. He also held roles at Rabobank, where he covered food and agribusiness research and corporate finance, and at the Monetary Authority of Singapore. Yuen holds a master’s degree in applied finance from Singapore Management University and a master’s degree in aeronautical engineering from the University of Bristol.
