Malaysian Investors Turn to Analytics for Alpha Generation

Artificial intelligence and advanced technology are powering the next generation of investment in Malaysia

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Malaysia has particular restrictions on offshore investment that are leading to more nuanced portfolio selection among buy-side firms, particularly on Bursa Malaysia stocks.

HedgeSPA, a predictive investment analytics platform provider to hedge funds and other financial institutions, is seeing higher demand from firms based in Malaysia, driven by the increased probability of meeting target returns using analytics.

The company, founded in 2011 by former BlackRock managing director Bernard Lee, is currently working on pilot implementations at leading institutions in Malaysia. It also has received commitments from ultra-high-net-worth Malaysian investors interested in

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