New Asia Forum Aims for $30 Billion in Investments on Bali
A new global investment and capital formation platform, the New Asia Forum, will launch on Bali, Indonesia, from December 3-4. The event aims to facilitate $30 billion in investments for "New Asia".
The New Asia Forum, a new global platform focused on investment, capital formation, and economic collaboration, is set to debut on Bali, Indonesia, from December 3-4. Organizers aim to facilitate $30 billion in investments for "New Asia" during its inaugural session.
The forum, supported by Indonesia's state-owned wealth fund Danantara Indonesia and organized by Richard Attias & Associates, intends to serve as a global nexus connecting long-term capital with projects, partners, and decision-makers.
As the global economic center shifts, the Asia-Pacific region represents nearly 60% of global economic growth. However, it attracts a smaller share of long-term international capital, a disparity the New Asia Forum aims to address.
The event will focus on investment-ready projects across eight strategic sectors, including strategic commodities, energy, digital infrastructure, food, and education. The forum will track commitments and progress between sessions, establishing an ongoing platform for collaboration and investment.