Private Banking

A new report highlights that high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) are increasingly prioritizing longevity, health, and experiences over traditional luxury goods amid economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions.

A new wave of mainland tech unicorns and Southeast Asian giants are rushing to list on HKEX, minting fresh billionaires overnight.

The banks penalized include Credit Suisse, UOB, UBS, Citi, Julius Baer and LGT.

The transaction is expected to be wrapped up during the first half of 2026.

The council was first launched in 2024 as part of the bank's strategic move to develop key insights and thought leadership for clients.

With offices in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Shanghai, the firm is doubling down on the region's booming wealth management sector.

UBS sees potential in Taiwanese, Indian and Chinese tech stocks, while BNP Paribas maintains a bullish outlook on China's domestically-driven market, particularly in consumer and tech sectors.

2024 was a watershed year for BEA Private Banking, with fee income surging by over 30% and operating income posting double-digit growth.

This is the first Capital Group fund made available to Bank of Singapore’s clients.

With non-resident Indian (NRI) clients increasingly seeking cross-border investment solutions, Singapore’s booking center has become indispensable.

The partnership aligns with Lombard Odier’s broader strategy of building local alliances to serve Asia’s rapidly expanding affluent class.

As market uncertainties persist, UBS is guiding clients toward FX hedging, global diversification and alternative investments—strategies that could define portfolio resilience in the coming decade.