Asia Pacific Investors Cooperation is a private network created by, and for Asian institutional investors composed of government funds, central bank treasuries, pension plans, trust banks, insurance, foundations and family offices who are identified as APIC Senior Representatives. High-level Senior Representatives to APIC include government policy and regulatory leaders. Financial markets stakeholders are welcome to APIC as Supporting Business Representatives.
All APIC sessions and activities are designed to develop intellectual capital, build trust and confidence, and establish long-term relationships among APIC Representatives.

CONFIDENTIALITY

APIC’s key feature is privacy and confidentiality. These two elements allow participants to conduct open and frank discussions during General Sessions, Seminars and informal conversations at social times at APIC meetings (coffee breaks, lunch and dinner receptions).

NO MARKETING POLICY

APIC promotes thought-leadership, practical business and educational platform for its Senior Representatives.

As such, APIC Supporting Business Representatives must abide by APIC’s No-Marketing Policy during APIC meetings and seminars at all times. Presentation materials must demonstrate thought-leadership on topic to be addressed, and not sales pitches. All presentation materials must be approved by APIC.

 

Violation of the APIC Code of Conduct is subject to expulsion from APIC.