Gold

The locally-vaulted offering allows wealthy individuals to store precious metals, as Asian investors increasingly seek hard assets to protect their portfolios from market volatility.

Asian family offices can navigate rising market volatility by adjusting the traditional 60/40 portfolio, targeting private AI labs, and shifting capital to Singapore, Ling and Xie argue.

The Swiss wealth manager finds that high-net-worth individuals are flying overseas to bypass tariffs, while doubling down on precious metals.

Gold and alternative assets are emerging as top choices for wealthy individuals as they adjust portfolios for a more volatile market, the bank’s latest research shows.

Wealth portfolios are expanding gold positions and targeting emerging market tech supply chains as managers seek returns uncorrelated to US markets amid sustained dollar weakness.

William Chow sees a wave of new listings marking a turning point for China, just as shifting global risks demand a more dynamic investment playbook.

The DeepSeek shock has brought global capital back to Chinese tech, but UBS' Eva Lee warns that 2026 will be the real test for firms to turn AI buzz into actual profits.

Key opportunities now lie in high-dividend stocks, investment-grade bonds, and a resurgent EM equity landscape—while gold is reaffirmed as a core holding in a structurally bullish cycle.

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.

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

Asia’s exporters and equity markets face mounting pressure as Donald Trump’s campaign pledge to impose sweeping new tariffs - dubbed "Liberation Day" levies - spark warnings from top private banks.