Private Equity

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

The new fund is the latest addition to the firm’s broader US$11 billion AUM evergreen platform.

As valuations stretch and earnings growth expectations moderate, global strategists are advocating for diversification into Europe, Japan, and select emerging markets.

Chew will spearhead efforts to deepen relationships with family offices and private wealth clients across Asia, leveraging her expertise in alternatives distribution.

As markets grow more complex, a BlackRock survey suggests family offices that master alternative assets, strategic partnerships, and selective technology adoption will be best positioned to preserve and grow multigenerational wealth.

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

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

The new partnership will see Coller Private Equity Secondaries Fund offered to professional and qualified Deutsche Bank wealth management clients in Asia.

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The private bank entered into a partnership with Europe’s InvestIndustrial to boost its alts offering in Asia.

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.

The secondary PE market has grown significantly and is projected to exceed US$500 billion over the next five years.