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The new fund offers professional and institutional investors a yield-bearing exposure to U.S. government securities, leveraging blockchain technology for enhanced transparency, speed, and efficiency.

The Carlyle Group is seeing powerful acceleration in its global wealth business, with CEO Harvey Schwarz calling wealthy individual investors a key "growth engine" as the firm posts $17 billion in quarterly inflows driven largely by private credit and secondary market strategies.

Jean-Louis Tse, a former senior executive at digital alternatives platform iCapital, has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer of the FinTech Association of Hong Kong.

The survey reveals a clear preference for long-term wealth creation, with 59% wanting their legacy invested for continued growth through financial assets, life insurance or family businesses.

The expansion is strategically aimed at capitalizing on Ardian's significant existing operations in the region.

A significant driver of this growth is the firm's success with high-net-worth clients and its expansion into alternative investments.

WRISE has presence across key financial hubs including Singapore, Dubai and Hong Kong.

As competition intensifies and assets under management grow, the ability to attract talent and leverage technology appears increasingly crucial for firms seeking to capitalize on India's wealth management opportunity.

The collaboration aims to provide investors with a strategic option to hedge against inflation and diversify their portfolios amidst growing market volatility and economic uncertainties.

The anticipated premiership of Sanae Takaichi is set to reshape Japan's financial markets, with analysts predicting a surge in stocks—particularly in defense, energy, and AI sectors—alongside a sustained period of yen weakness.

Newe retirement products by T. Rowe Price in partnership with HSBC for Singapore and Hong Kong markets.

The latest data reveals significant regional variations in technology adoption and client expectations within wealth management, with Singapore and Hong Kong showing distinct trends.