Wealth Management

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

The study, based on surveys of 146 family offices across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, underscores the evolving challenges and strategies for ultra-high-net-worth families managing multigenerational wealth.

The family office believes that investment projects should resonate with local clients rather than target distant, less relevant markets.

David Wang isn't your typical economist. He now splits his time between analyzing Fed policy and checking soil pH levels at his Michigan farm.

In addition to direct access for accredited investors, Arta’s Shariah-compliant portfolios are also available to financial institutions and advisors worldwide through white-labeled versions.

Last year, the firm introduced an employee co-investment scheme, turning team members into stakeholders.

The insurance and trust solutions provider also hired wealth planning veteran from HSBC in March.

The firm is also expanding its Hong Kong office as part of its long-term commitment in the region's wealth hub.

The firm identified a gap in Asia’s secondary market for accessing high-quality companies, which were often locked behind political barriers or dominated by European and US players.

Under the aggressive plan, the scale of the EAM's team is even surpassing some of the boutique private banks in the region.

This strategic initiative highlights Manulife's dedication to the rapidly growing HNW and UHNW markets.

Potential collaborative opportunities for asset management products and investment banking services will also be explored.