Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

How Ninety One is rethinking China equity allocations

A broad yet precise approach to the full China stock market seeks to offer access to the best ideas to convert structural dispersion into sustainable alpha.

Gen Z and Millennial High-Net-Worth Investors Are Reshaping Wealth Advice

CFA Institute survey of investors across global markets shows strong digital engagement, demand for personalization, and evolving definitions of trust

Turning wealth builders into beneficiaries: The power of good advice for small business owners

Small business owners are natural builders – driven, independent and invested in their business success.

Majority Owner of Indonesia’s Biggest Bank Dies

When combined, the two brothers are the richest family in Indonesia with a net worth of $38.5 billion, according to Forbes.

Singapore for global families: Structuring, strategy and opportunity

While Singapore has long attracted wealth from Southeast Asia, recent years have seen a broader mix of nationalities establishing a presence.

Report on “Beyond Wealth: Advancing Hong Kong’s Family Office Ecosystem Through Philanthropy, Impact Investing, and Risk Management”

In addition to traditional wealth management, the increasing demand for philanthropy, impact investing, and risk management strategies has become the main growth area for the future.

Deutsche Bank successfully issues record-breaking 5.5 billion renminbi Panda Bond

Issuance met with strong investor demand, deepening the bank's access to China's capital markets and reinforcing its role as a bridge between China and global markets.

91% of surveyed family offices have invested in HK, report says

The research arm of the Hong Kong Academy of Finance on Tuesday released the findings of its latest study

Inspiring Female Leaders in Insurance in Asia-Pacific | Elite Women

In a pure numbers game, women lead the way, and the data shows that women’s share of the financial and insurance services workforce is healthy.

Hong Kong Luxury Sales Continue Upward Trend in January

Although a higher base resulting from the early arrival of the Chinese New Year in 2025 weighed on January’s year-on-year comparison, the retail sector maintained its positive trajectory.

Financial intermediaries eye geographical expansion and strategic partnerships in 2026: Bank of Singapore survey

This comes as the FIM industry undergoes long-term structural change to meet evolving needs of clients.

Banks roll out God of Wealth Day promotions

This week, Vietcombank will award 30 chi of gold to its three luckiest customers as a Lunar New Year wish for prosperity and smooth fortune (a chi is a Vietnamese unit of gold equal to 3.75 grams).

Family offices impose strict rules, divorce leads to loss of asset control

Others require any member who divorces to step down from the board and cease involvement in managing family assets to mitigate family-related risks.

Banking on the Heart of Japan

As a pillar of the regional economy, Gunma Bank provides the financial stability and consulting support that local industries need to thrive.

Hong Kong banks lure wealthy clients with gold, mahjong sets, fireworks during holiday

HSBC, Hang Seng Bank, Standard Chartered, Citibank and DBS offer the metal to select clients while it hovers near a record high

Hong Kong is now home to 3,384 single-family offices after adding 681 in two years, market study shows

Hong Kong's asset and wealth management industry continues to demonstrate exceptional strength, with family offices emerging as a crucial component of this success story.

Hong Kong’s statutory minimum wage to rise to HK$43.1 per hour

The above proposed amendments are scheduled to be tabled in the Legislative Council on 25 February 2026.

Allianz Retire+ updates AGILE, slashes fees

The changes include Allianz Retire+ moving to gender-specific pricing for lifetime income rates.

Hong Kong's single-family offices total surpasses 3 380, injecting over $10 billion annually into local economy

This represents an increase of about 680 offices over the past two years, equivalent to a growth of more than 25 per cent.

More than 50 advisers depart Sequoia

Interprac’s parent company, Sequoia Group, has lost more than 50 advisers in the last four months with the share price taking a significant hit after its Shield/First Guardian association.

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