Wealth advisers in Asia plan greater exposure to alternatives but client uptake lags
Real assets are gaining favour over private credit among the region's wealth advisers, but client adoption remains stubbornly low, new report finds.
More than a quarter of Asian advisers plan to expand their allocation to alternatives, a share significantly higher than last year, according to the 2026 Asian advisor survey conducted by iCapital, a financial technology firm.
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