Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

HSBC Looks to Escape the Matrix

When it came to overlapping management and businesses, few global or international banks could match HSBC.

China’s ‘long-term growth story’ draws European family offices to Hong Kong

Wealthy European families approve of Hong Kong’s family office-friendly policies, says wealth-management CEO of French bank BNP Paribas

Where can wealth managers find opportunity when assets are in flux?

Firms will come under increasing pressure to deliver best-in-class client experiences

2024 Policy Address: Family office policies affirm HK's wealth management hub status

An analyst said the initiatives will boost investor confidence.

Why Hong Kong’s family offices are thriving, as high-net-worth individuals build their wealth

Experts at Deloitte, InvestHK, PwC, accounting firm EY and law firm A&O Shearman on the challenges and opportunities facing single family and multifamily offices

Why family offices in Hong Kong are factoring philanthropy in to their investment portfolios

Hong Kong is home to more than 2,700 single-family offices and 15,000 charities.

Malaysia eyes Asean family office space through Islamic wealth management

UHNWIs and family offices can easily diversify their investments across both jurisdictions

Investor alert: Reports of stolen shares due to identity theft on the rise

Australians previously affected by data breaches should be particularly alert to the increased likelihood of identity theft, given the availability of their personal information online.

China - More fiscal support confirmed, numbers still lacking

This could give more momentum to a property stabilisation initiative launched in May.

Bernard Arnault loses $13 billion in a single day as China’s uncertain recovery undermines billionaire’s wealth

The LVMH CEO had a mildly painful year as he fell to fifth place among the world’s wealthiest people.

New Japanese PM's surprise dovishness flags upcoming uncertainties

PM Ishiba’s election win is likely neutral for Japan equities in the near term but key structural changes should start to gain investors’ attention in 2025.

PwC urges Hong Kong to adopt three-pronged approach for financial resilience

These strategies focus on recouping capital, enhancing enterprise and talent attraction, and embracing opportunities in the digital economy.

Thai Group Acquires Swiss Luxury Retail Chain

Following the insolvency of the Signa Group, Thailand’s Central Group has acquired René Benko’s shares in Magazine zum Globus, becoming the sole owner.

Beware the bandwagons in the wake of the BoJ

The Bank of Japan’s relatively dovish September meeting statement sent the USDJPY higher, which should in turn also prove supportive for Japan’s equity market.

Citibank to shut last ‘transactional’ branch in S’pore next month as it eyes wealthy customers

Citi Singapore says it has invested in its digital banking infrastructure and “nearly all daily transactions can now be done on the Citi Mobile App”.

Centi-Millionaire Boom: America and China Dominate the Super Rich Club

This exclusive club has grown globally by 54% over the last decade, with America and China experiencing a centi-millionaire boom, significantly outperforming their European counterparts.

Global Family Office 2024 Survey Insights

The survey was subsequently released to Citi Private Bank’s global family office clients for input.

The first cut is the steepest: the Fed, market expectations and the dollar

The Federal Reserve has made its first interest rate cut since the pandemic, reducing rates by 50 basis points (bps).

Hindenburg Claims Adani Funds Frozen in Swiss Banks

Adani Group has once again fallen in the crosshairs of Hindenburg.

EIU: Singapore Will Mop Up Hong Kong’s Losses

Singapore will mop up much of the financial business that is leaving Hong Kong

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