Analysis

As next-generation wealth holders use the emerging technology to build forensic investment views, managers face a new bar and a new frontier.

As art becomes more embedded in investment portfolios, advisers are drawing clearer lines between short-term pricing momentum and long-term structural value.

Emerging markets chief Polina Kurdyavko warns that a looming energy shock is rewriting the global market playbook and pushing investors toward defensive credits in the unlikeliest of places.

Geopolitical instability in the Middle East is redirecting significant wealth toward Hong Kong.

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

Trillions of dollars in wealth are shifting hands as Asia's founders look past their immediate heirs to secure the future of their youngest family members.

Asian wealth distribution is moving away from product-led selling toward consultative partnerships built around knowledge gaps rather than fund performance alone.

The latest data reveals significant regional variations in technology adoption and client expectations within wealth management, with Singapore and Hong Kong showing distinct trends.

As compliance costs balloon and digital platforms disrupt traditional channels, private banks face a brutal calculus: Do EAMs deliver enough net new money to justify the risks?

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%).