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A global tech boom and easing tensions between the US and China drove cross-border capital flows to unprecedented levels in April, new research finds.

Rising global tensions are pushing investors to look beyond American software and fund the massive hardware and energy systems needed to keep the technology boom alive.

Key Asian wealth hubs are shut out of the historic SpaceX IPO and top AI models, forcing them to lean on local hardware proxies as an alternative route to join the boom.

Blockbuster IPOs and a Middle East energy shock are driving investors to take profits and reallocate capital from the region’s highly concentrated tech giants.

The global high-net-worth population saw a significant increase last year as a massive rally in AI-related tech shares drove record wealth creation.

Rising US interest rate expectations and persistent inflation concerns trigger a significant correction across Asia’s AI-focused technology sector.

The multi-family office says structural shifts in energy and AI are creating new growth opportunities outside developed markets.

Beijing is shutting down a massive offshore channel that mainland investors use to buy global stocks and move capital abroad.

The US and China have just hit pause on their rivalry. For family offices and wealth managers, the clock is now ticking.

The $630-billion manager is shunning the industry-wide push into private assets to focus on public market income, driving an eightfold surge in its flagship equity fund.

The surge in fee income from wealth management helps the regional lender offset a decline in net interest income amid lower rates and currency volatility.

BlackRock is deploying artificial intelligence to scan for alpha in Southeast Asia as the firm joins a Singapore-backed initiative to boost regional equity market liquidity.