Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Deutsche Bank: How Do FOs Manage Financing?

Economic uncertainty prevails across many regions worldwide, but family offices seem to be preparing themselves better than in previous cycles.

Hong Kong and Singapore are Asia's twin hubs for family offices, Julius Baer says

Hong Kong and Singapore are a natural choice for affluent families with regional ties or pan-Asian investments,

UOB backs ASEAN supply chain shift with strategic support for Lotte

UOB is marking its 90th anniversary with new insights into how global businesses are reshaping supply chains amid rising trade uncertainty.

Wealth transfer needs drive demand for tax efficiency and portfolio stability: study

Wealthy clients also want customised intergenerational wealth strategies, the study found.

Temasek-backed ABC Impact, UOB, DBS secure $110m sustainability loan

DBS and UOB said that this facility sets a new benchmark for integrating sustainability in fund financing.

Scoop: New York-Based Luxury Watchmaker Jacob & Co To Make Real Estate Debut In India In Partnership With a Delhi-NCR Based Realtor

While the official announcement is likely this week, industry insiders suggest that Jacob & Co. has selected one of the leading developers of the country based out of Delhi-NCR to partner with for its first residential project to the country.

‘Asset rich but strategy poor’: Wealthy Gen X lacking legacy planning

“If the mortgage is less than 50 per cent of the property’s value, that’s often the tipping point where it makes sense to start looking at other investment opportunities.

Adrian Cheng on Hong Kong's family office future, Asia’s US $5.8 trillion wealth transfer and strategic philanthropy

In an era where Asia stands poised to witness the greatest intergenerational wealth transfer in history—US$5.8 trillion by 2030—the question is no longer simply how to preserve fortunes

How DBS CEO Tan Su Shan is Crafting a GenAI Powerhouse

She believes in cultivating a diverse team with complementary skills

Asian Cross-Border Wealth Management Shows Strong Momentum in 2Q25, Bolstering Bank Earnings Outlook

Key players such as HSBC and Standard Chartered reported resilient deposit inflows and new-to-bank customer growth, supported by heavy investment in distribution networks.

The family office boom: Why global investors are betting on Hong Kong

The city is now on track to exceed its target of attracting 200 family offices by the end of 2025, bringing the total number of such firms to over 3,000.

Tourbillon Partners to run Pacific AM’s global equity funds

Global value boutique, founded by Ben Beneche and Ramesh Narayanaswamy, joins Pacific AM

Singapore RMs spend just a third of time with clients, says Avaloq

A global Avaloq survey finds Singapore’s relationship managers are bogged down by admin and internal processes, limiting time for client service as investors demand faster, more personalised advice.

World Nears Quarter Million Crypto Millionaires in Historic Wealth Boom

This significant growth coincides with a watershed year for institutional adoption, highlighted by the first-ever cryptocurrencies launched by a sitting US President and First Lady.

Nomura Asset Management Launches First Cross-Border ETFs Between Taiwan and Japan

This fund is also part of Japan’s NISA tax-free investment programme, widely held by Japanese retail investors.

McKinsey Report: Asset Management’s $10 Trillion Shake-Up

Asia surged ahead with 8.4 percent net flows, while Europe staged a comeback after years of weakness.

Rockefeller Foundation Backs Asia to Drive Global Change

A new global survey by The Rockefeller Foundation reveals that people overwhelmingly want their countries to cooperate on shared threats – but only if such efforts deliver tangible outcomes.

ASIC Chair Joe Longo not seeking reappointment

ASIC has exceptionally dedicated, skilled and experienced staff and I cannot praise them highly enough.

HSBC Bosses Meet India Prime Minister Narendra Modi

Discussions were conducted about topics

Japanese equities look set to brave political headwinds

The sustained return of inflation and gradual monetary policy normalisation by the Bank of Japan (BoJ) since its 2024 exit from negative interest rates, have been tailwinds for Japanese stocks.

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