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At the Milken Institute's Asia Summit 2026 in Singapore, some of the world's largest investors made the case for leaning into the storm rather than ducking for cover. Temasek's chief investment officer, Rohit Sipahimalani, acknowledged that investors face persistent uncertainty across several fronts, including AI, climate change, inflation, geopolitics and debt sustainability.
The remarks came alongside a broader message from the summit that staying invested through volatility requires discipline rather than retreat. Sovereign and institutional investors such as Temasek and Mubadala have positioned their strategies around that principle, treating market noise as a condition to be managed rather than a reason to step aside.
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