The trends shaping Asia&#8217;s ultra-wealthy portfolios, professionalisation and next-gen transition.

Canadian asset manager&#8217;s first tie-up with a digital wealth platform in Asia brings fixed-income strategies to professional investors in Hong Kong and Singapore.

The acquisition of Schroders Indonesia will combine the country's largest and fifth-largest asset managers, creating a dominant player.

Sun Life hires a Citi veteran to lead its high net worth business, while Citi appoints two wealth executives to bolster its division.

The Singaporean bank's offering for the ultra-wealthy, launched two years ago, has attracted over 25 families.

AsianInvestor Wealth speaks with James Verner, APAC head of Aladdin Wealth Tech at BlackRock, on how technology is transforming advisory models and preparing firms for the next phase of Asia&#8217;s wealth boom.

The new fund by JP Morgan AM targets US tech stocks

Strategic partnership between PGIM and Partners Group

Asia-Pacific family offices are showing uncommon resolve amid global uncertainty, according to Citi Wealth&#8217;s new 2025 Global Family Office Report. 

Asia&#8217;s wealthiest families are rethinking where they live, govern and invest as taxes, geopolitics and succession planning reshape mobility priorities. AsianInvestor Wealth explores the trends. 

The launch represents Futu's latest move to bridge technological innovation with premium private wealth experiences, catering to the growing sophistication of high-net-worth investors in Greater China and beyond.

For Asia's growing cohort of private wealth owners and family offices, navigating today's complex investment landscape can be a daunting task. 

This marks the 16th strategy launched since Federated&#8217;s acquisition of Hermes in 2018, highlighting its continued effort to enhance capabilities and bring best-of-breed US products to European and international investors.

At CFA, Leung shifted from tactical execution to strategic infrastructure&#8212;regulations, investor protection, and transparency.

Lim&#8217;s insights cut through the noise of modern portfolio management, framing gold not as a safe haven but as an active return driver, ETFs as tools rather than solutions, and China&#8217;s discounted valuations as one piece of a global puzzle.

As compliance costs balloon and digital platforms disrupt traditional channels, private banks face a brutal calculus: Do EAMs deliver enough net new money to justify the risks?

Wealth in transition: How are Asia’s ultra-rich pivoting?

RBC BlueBay links with Endowus to expand Asia footprint

Manulife to consolidate Indonesian asset management market with Schroders buy

Wealth management moves in focus

DBS MFO platform surges to SGD1bn AUM, eyes 2026 target

The wealth tech momentum and the Asian hotspots

J.P. Morgan AM debuts first active ETF in Taiwan

PGIM and Partners Group team up for private assets

Family Offices in Asia Pacific demonstrate proactive response to market volatility: Citi Wealth 2025 survey reveals

Asia’s wealthy reboot mobility and citizenship strategies

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