Recent Chinese policies lift artificial intelligence (AI) and platform equities, while bond issuance boosts fixed income opportunities, says Bank of Singapore.

This new service, in collaboration with two charity partners, caters to the growing demand for charitable giving among the next generation.

For onshore China's wealth business, the bank also appointed Jackie Mau as the head of global private banking, mainland China in 2021. 


Thomas Ang also co-led UBS&#8217;s global art and collecting division for over 18 months. 

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


Emirates Family Office Association (EFOA) and Hong Kong Academy for Wealth Legacy (HKAWL) will co-develop a series of curated initiatives family principals and next-generation leaders.

Offered in US dollars, the open-ended fund intends to provide actively managed digital assets investment for professional investors. 

Wayne Bowers will serve the needs of family offices and non-profit organisations in the region.

The digital wealth platform increased its high-net-worth (HNW) clients by 64% year-on-year in 2024.

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