Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

‘We were born very privileged. What do we do with that?’: Next-gen heirs want more say in family offices

Forum panellists agree that wealthy families need to give their younger members space to make decisions

Are Asia’s wealthy investing like Europeans?

Asian clients have always liked the idea that volatility means something might drop

Half of Hong Kong Companies Expect Payment Conditions to Worsen

The survey found that 93% of Hong Kong respondents experienced late payments in the past year

Hong Kong ranks third globally as philanthropy hub, behind New York and Seoul, study finds

Altrata report highlights Hong Kong’s wealth infrastructure and growing culture of structured giving

Former HSBC executive starts AI-driven wealth firm – report

Trista Sun said Equora was created to help individuals oversee their investments and finances “proactively” through AI agents.

Fidelity sees further upside in Japanese banks as rates rise

The shift towards higher interest rates is creating opportunities for selective exposure to financial stocks, says Min Zeng.

More family offices are turning to Asia-Pacific private credit: Lighthouse Canton

Low penetration of private debt in region offers investors an opportunity

Indian Family Offices Pour $1.6 Billion Into Startups as Younger Heirs Shift From Gold to AI

More than half of India's 300-plus family offices now include millennials or Gen Z members in investment committees, and roughly 30 per cent have redirected portfolios to favour startup allocations.

Asian Family Offices Face Next-Generation Readiness Gap

Yet only 49% said they consider the next generation prepared to engage with the family office.

South Korea’s Super-Rich Sold $1.2 Billion of Samsung, SK Hynix Stock. What They Bought Instead

The selling suggests they moved to manage risk as volatility intensified amid debate over whether the stocks had peaked and concerns about an artificial-intelligence bubble.

Singapore leads Asia real-time payment links at 28%

The Philippines followed at 26% whilst Thailand reached 23%.

Why UOB has the most to gain from stronger Singdollar rates: Macquarie

Bank’s ‘significant’ valuation discount and stronger leverage among local peers offer it most upside potential

Macquarie Bank’s response to the RBA’s interest rate decision

Macquarie will also increase the ongoing variable interest rates paid on its transaction and savings accounts from 15 October 2026.

Hong Kong Officials Set Out Succession and Cross-Border Wealth Pitch as Government Seeks Wider Family Office Tax Concessions

The government's first five-year plan, released on 16 September, also set out an objective of reinforcing Hong Kong's role as a cross-boundary wealth management centre.

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