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The Singapore-based single family office is examining whether surging computing demand will create new opportunities across power generation, energy infrastructure and critical industrial supply chains.

From navigating multi-jurisdiction lifestyles to preventing corporate fire sales, Asian founders face a 10-year deadline to organise their cross-border assets before passing down their fortunes, warns the wealth chief of Sun Life.

As younger family members shift capital into private markets and tech, a reluctance to discuss money with older relatives is complicating succession planning.

The wealth management industry is ignoring the surviving wives who will inherit Asia's fortunes first, leaving these crucial decision-makers unprepared to manage family empires, the firm's Asia chief says.

As central banks resume tightening, James Durance touts 'career-high' yields and daily liquidity to family offices, while warning that a flood of AI-driven debt could trigger a market event.

After a sustained housing boom and three decades of compulsory superannuation, an estimated A$3.5 trillion to A$5.4 trillion is expected to change hands in Australia over the coming decades.

Timothy Tsui is looking beyond economic growth as ownership restrictions, access to leverage and trusted partners influence where his family deploys capital.

Locked holdings, layered investment vehicles and limited collateral value are complicating private-market exposure, while AI is changing what wealthy clients expect from their relationship managers.

Endowus CEO Gregory Van warns that investors are mistaking access to more data, products and digital tools for action.

As Asia’s wealth passes to a new generation, insurers are moving beyond protection to address a harder problem: how families transfer illiquid, international and often closely held wealth.

Family offices are piling into liquid hedge funds for downside protection and venturing deep into the AI supply chain for growth, says Pictet’s top fund selector for Asia.

Family offices and private investors are keeping their risk appetite firm, piling into multi-asset products, tech stocks, and gold.