Wealth Management

A new Citi Wealth survey reveals the region's ultra-wealthy are shifting towards active management and direct investments to navigate market volatility.

Barclays, Julius Baer and HSBC are bolstering their senior ranks to capitalise on the region's booming family office and private wealth sectors.

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.

The two wealth managers have appointed senior executives from Azura, J.P. Morgan and CrimsonOx Capital to bolster their regional wealth businesses.

Major institutional investors and family offices are increasing their liquidity allocations and pulling back from private debt, moving away from pure yield-chasing as inflation and geopolitical risks put them on the defensive.

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.

The leadership handover at VinFast and Green SM marks the clearest step yet towards generational succession inside Vietnam’s largest private business empire.

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.

Barclays has launched a local private banking booking centre in Singapore to target Asia’s projected $5.8 trillion intergenerational wealth transfer.

The $55 billion investment manager is expanding its private wealth platform beyond the Americas.

The agreement will shift eligible local-currency investment accounts to TMBThanachart while opening a route for DBS to distribute global wealth products in the Thai market