Wealth Management

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

The tower's newest tenants reveal where industry leaders see the most compelling opportunities in the region's rapidly evolving wealth landscape.

The report, which surveyed 360 family offices worldwide—including 76 from APAC—found that 65% of APAC families have formal succession plans, significantly higher than the global average (54%).

The Chinese financial giant highlights multi-asset strategies as critical for weathering volatility, citing diminished safe-haven appeal in traditional assets like U.S. Treasuries and gold.

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.

With US$256B AUM and 11-market footprint, Prudential-owned asset manager leverages local expertise to capture shifting wealth flows.

With this launch, Partners Group now operates 22 offices worldwide, reinforcing its commitment to the Middle East since first entering the market via Dubai in 2010.

Insurer’s 10,000-sq-ft Tsim Sha Tsui center targets HNW mainland visitors amid record HK$62.8B cross-border insurance spend.

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.