Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Morgan Stanley moves client subset off legacy platform to Netwealth

Over the next four years, Netwealth’s ambition is to double FUA on the platform.

Rise of the engaged investor: How wealth management is being rewritten

This Industry Insight is produced in commercial partnership with Commonwealth Private.

DBS, Samsung Securities to Partner on Wealth Management in Asia

The two financial institutions signed a memorandum of understanding to form a partnership in wealth management, allowing their clients to diversify across markets, DBS said Thursday.

Standard Chartered Global Private Bank partners with Cambridge institute to advance leadership capabilities

Among the first global private banks to introduce bespoke leadership development programme for its leaders

Bell Financial launches private wealth manager

Bell Financial Group has launched a private wealth management service as part of a digital transformation push for the business.

Global Wealth Report 2026: Global wealth rose over 10% in 2025

The latest edition of the UBS Global Wealth Report shows a broad-based increase in personal wealth, driven by strong financial markets and rising non‑financial assets, with average wealth growing faster than global economic output.

South Korea's Wealth Surges 44% as AI Chip Bonuses Reshape Private Banking

This could mark a shift in South Korea's wealth story, with rank-and-file semiconductor workers gaining from the AI cycle rather than only business families or wealthy heirs.

HSBC and IHH tie wealth banking to health as longevity demand rises

Clients risk spending later years with chronic disease, making healthspan the true measure of retirement readiness.

Finalists revealed for the 2026 Australian Wealth Management Awards

The finalists for the 2026 Australian Wealth Management Awards have been revealed, recognising the outstanding professionals, businesses and innovators driving excellence throughout Australia's wealth management industry.

Lombard Odier’s Jack Siu backs convertibles for protection and performance

Lombard Odier’s “total wealth approach” also includes private market exposure, the firm’s head of discretionary portfolio management, Asia, Jack Siu, tells FSA.

SCB Julius Baer sees opportunity in fragmented global markets

SCB Julius Baer unveils H2 2026 global market outlook, highlighting opportunities in a fragmented world order

Bank of China (Hong Kong) x Television Broadcasts Limited ("TVB") "Wealth Management Expo 2026" was Successfully Held

Empowering Enterprises to Go Global, Pioneering the Blue Ocean of Silver Economy

What can Asian wealth managers learn from Europe's affluent shift?

Advisors must be life planners and not just portfolio managers, McKinsey’s survey found.

The Tax Transparency Reckoning: What Asia’s Regulatory Wave Means for HNW Families and Their Advisers

It is to ensure that residence, control, source of wealth, reporting positions, and succession arrangements can all withstand scrutiny in a more transparent and data-led environment.

What the wealth managers are telling clients about private markets

Private markets offer diverse investing opportunities with their own risk profiles and their own pros and cons. Here’s how advisers see the current landscape.

Hong Kong banks urged to deepen family office offer as new wealth surges

Nearly half of family offices set up in the last 5 years are new.

Growth of Hong Kong’s ultra-wealthy class outpaces super-rich rivals in 2025: Altrata

The city’s ultra-wealthy population jumped by more than 26 per cent in 2025 – roughly one super-rich individual for every 412 residents

OCBC to double wealth advisers in Indonesia after HSBC deal – report

The number of relationship managers will reach 400 by the end of 2026, through new recruitment and internal redeployments.

The ‘mass affluent’ are losing their allure for wealth managers navigating AI

Such clients can now get ‘something close to private-banking quality’ from the technology

How could China's investment curbs shift wealth between Singapore and Hong Kong?

Rules taking effect on 1 July allow reviews of deals tied to national security.

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