Twinkle Sparta

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’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—regulations, investor protection, and transparency.

Lim’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’s discounted valuations as one piece of a global puzzle.

The firm's latest earnings show its non-investment grade private credit strategies delivered an impressive 13% gross return over the past twelve months.

Asia's wealth managers thrived in Q2 2025, with UBS and HSBC leading growth. Singapore banks held steady as wealth management drove record fees at DBS and UOB.

Beyond traditional asset classes, Eli Lee highlighted the rapid growth of alternative assets, which may help investors adopt a more disciplined, less emotionally-driven approach.

One year after shuttering its Hong Kong office, the Liechtenstein-based private bank has doubled down on Singapore as its sole Asian booking center.

Though not a tech specialist, Lam brings deep financial acumen to his role a year ago, helping drive the firm’s ambitions in Asia’s fast-evolving private markets.

As a bank philanthropy adviser, Mae Anderson brings the donor’s voice to the table and helps charities understand what donors care about.

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?