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An unprecedented wave of Chinese capital has shifted the global centre of wealth, ending Europe's centuries-old reign as the offshore vault.

China’s massive reservoir of savings is looking for a way out, cementing Hong Kong’s position as the essential bridge for a new generation of global investors.

The partnership pairs Taiwan’s AI investment technology with Singapore’s wealth management scale to connect North Asian wealth with new regional opportunities.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining global equity markets, with the US and China at the centre of a multi-decade innovation cycle. For private wealth allocators, capturing this opportunity requires more than thematic exposure – it demands deep sector expertise, high-conviction positioning and a disciplined, research-led process, explains Wan Chengshui of Global Value Chain Investment Corporation (GVC).

As capital flows surge across Asia, the $1-trillion firm calls for a focus on investor education to anchor the industry’s aggressive push into the mass affluent segment.

The wealth management industry is shifting from passive AI tools to autonomous systems capable of independently navigating financial markets, according to digital innovation expert Andy Chun

The main Chinese tech index has lagged its global peers, but a valuation re-rating may be near, says a senior manager at China AMC.

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.

Beyond the AI hype, Prashant Bhayani finds a long-term structural story in Asia’s overlooked healthcare sector, driven by irreversible demographic shifts.

Investors are beginning to rotate out of South Korea and Taiwan's high-flying tech markets, pivoting toward Hong Kong-listed Chinese tech firms as they anticipate a new wave of artificial intelligence catalysts.

The wealth manager's Asia and Middle East chief investment officer is positioning portfolios with a US underweight and value tilt while cautioning that private credit's apparent stability may prove illusory during market stress.