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Capital Group has become the largest shareholder of Japan’s Metaplanet with an 11.45% stake worth nearly $500 million, solidifying its indirect exposure to Bitcoin.

"Investors need to draw a red line on fossil fuel expansion and they need to do it now," said an author of the report, which cites Vanguard and BlackRock as the largest institutional investors in foss...

New Delhi, May 22 (SocialNews.XYZ) In a major shift among foreign investors regarding their investments in India's largest conglomerates, the prominent investment management firm Capital Group has increased its exposure to Adani Group companies while decreasing holdings in Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), according to a new report. According to a Bloomberg report, citing people familiar with the matter, the US-based firm has acquired stakes worth over $2 billion across three Adani Group companies -- Adani Ports, Adani Power and Adani Green Energy. “On May 5, Capital Group bought nearly a 2 per cent stake in Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd.

JSW Infrastructure completes a landmark ₹7,503 crore QIP, attracting massive global and domestic investor demand to fund its ₹39,000 crore port expansion.

(Reuters) -KKR and Capital Group will launch a fund that will give investors exposure to both private and public equity, the investment firms said on Wednesday, as appetite rises for diversification beyond traditional assets. The fund will be launched in early 2026 in the U.S., pending approval from regulators. It is structured as an interval fund, which allows investors to exit only during set windows, and will have low minimum investment thresholds. With high-profile companies remaining private for longer, investment firms are seeking new ways to meet rising demand for exposure to private markets. The potential for outsized returns from privately held companies has drawn interest from retail investors. These assets are also less sensitive to the economic swings that impact public markets, making them useful for diversification. "Private market investments can enhance returns and add diversification within a portfolio, yet have historically been out of reach for everyday investors given accreditation requirements and higher investment minimums," said Holly Framsted, head of product group at Capital. The new fund will deepen the partnership between KKR and Capital, which in April launched two funds focused on a mix of public and private credit. These funds have pulled in $100 million in flows in the first three months, the companies said.