Regulation

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

An inflation-stoking shipping blockade in the Strait of Hormuz is rattling private markets, as rising bond yields push billions of fresh capital into liquid fixed-income markets.

The former Manulife distribution chief will lead billionaire Richard Li's private wealth unit.

Hong Kong is positioning its discreet, registry-free ecosystem and centuries-old philanthropy framework as a unique competitive shield for the next generation of global wealth.

As inflation erodes Japan’s traditional reliance on cash, over $820 billion in portfolio assets have flowed into the Cayman Islands in search of higher-yielding global alternatives.

The collaboration helps both firms expand their reach as Japanese savers increasingly move their money into investment products.

A multi-trillion-dollar wealth transfer is reshaping the trust industry, as younger owners demand digital transparency and "spiritual returns."

Asian ultra-high-net-worth families are not reacting to market volatility or geopolitics. Instead, the growing dispersion of family members across jurisdictions is pushing wealth owners to rethink how capital is structured, governed, and reviewed.

At CFA, Leung shifted from tactical execution to strategic infrastructure—regulations, investor protection, and transparency.

Taiwan has launched a new Asset Management Hub in Kaohsiung to accelerate the development of onshore private banking.

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

From breaking barriers as the only Asian woman in her Manhattan banking cohort to revolutionizing Hong Kong's retirement and trust landscape, Lau has spent decades redefining what it means to be a financial steward.