Fong Seng Tee, CEO, Pictet Wealth Management Asia Wealth management business in Asia has changed a lot in the past 15-20 years and is still evolving. There are changes. In the past it was “Don’t ask me where I got my money. The less you know, the better.” The theory of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, (more…)
Asia X Japan is forecasted to generate around $22 trillion of new financial wealth from 2020 to 2025. This is just slightly below to North America region around $25 trillion. The Chinese middle-class population is today larger than the entire US population. In India, we are seeing a massive expansion of wealth pools. Hong Kong (more…)
Who: The German insurer’s main asset management arm, Allianz Global Investors (AllianzGI), which has 578 billion euros ($574.5 billion) in assets under management What: Holding discussions with Industrial Bank and China CITIC Bank on setting up a majority-owned asset management venture. The two banks’ wealth management units had 1.8 trillion yuan ($263.20 billion) and 1.4 (more…)
While investors are preparing for a possible recession in the U.S., the outlook for Australian stocks is more positive thanks to attractive valuations and market dynamics that are shielding the domestic economy from global shocks, says Tim Rocks, chief investment officer at Evans & Partners.
New research by Dragon Capital, Vietnam’s largest independent asset manager with UK investors, analyses UK institutional investors and wealth managers attitudes to investing in frontier markets.
Firms that don’t embrace technological solutions to track, analyze and assess risk across asset classes and geographies will be hard pressed to stay relevant.
Six experts offer timely ideas on where to deploy a big chunk of cash.