Family Office

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

The move comes as the region’s wealthiest families move away from simple donations toward a more organised and professional way of handling their charity and legacy.

Families risk losing control of their legacy as a record wealth transfer approaches without the professional frameworks needed to sustain it.

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

The Singapore-based multi-family office has appointed three private banking veterans to lead its cross-border expansion, as assets under management climb past the $3 billion mark.

Dillon Lawson-Johnston, a descendant of the Guggenheim dynasty, says Asia’s wealthy are missing out by treating culture as philanthropy.

Asia’s wealthiest families are hunkering down in cash while betting on private markets for the long haul.

In a rare closed-door discussion, next-gens from prominent Asian families warn that true stewardship requires shifting focus from valuations to family values.

William Chow sees a wave of new listings marking a turning point for China, just as shifting global risks demand a more dynamic investment playbook.

The new platform is designed to unify fragmented data for Asia’s independent wealth managers.

New measures include tax exemptions for digital assets and precious metals as the city eyes a major upgrade to global wealth hub status.

The move aims to lower the entry barriers for private investors to institutional-grade private equity.