Jeremy Chan is a Trading and Tech Correspondent at various esteemed publications. He focuses on finance, particularly in the realms of personal finance, financial markets, and the broader financial services sector, with a keen interest in Asia and emerging markets. His insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets such as The A.V. Club, Sky, and Entertainment Weekly.
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By: Jeremy Chan
China's persistent real estate market slump is pushing wealthy Chinese individuals to demand liquidity like never before, Benny Chong, chairman of VMS Group, told Asian Private Banker. This, coupled with the nation's weaker economy, ongoing US-China trade tensions, and the Middle East conflict, has made high net worth Chinese investors more risk-averse. It also underscores why family office firms must…
Boutique financial services firm Klay Group has appointed a wealth planning expert from EFG. Rohit Ganguli, Klay Group Based in Singapore, Rohit Ganguli has been appointed as group head of wealth planning, according to a statement released today. Ganguli will work closely with ultra high net worth individuals and families to deliver tailor-made wealth planning solutions across succession planning, family…
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Lengthy client onboarding processes in Singapore are inadvertently giving private banks an edge in retaining top relationship managers (RMs), as compliance-driven delays slow the transfer of client books to external asset managers (EAMs), according to Michel Keiser, CEO of Marcuard Heritage Singapore. Michel Keiser, Marcuard Heritage As onboarding timelines stretch from weeks to months due to source-of-wealth (SOW) and enhanced…
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Stablecoins are the missing link that could bridge the multi-trillion-dollar gap between global private wealth and the burgeoning cryptocurrency market, which for years has spooked investors because of its volatility and lack of regulation, Chi-man Kwan, group CEO and co-founder of Raffles Family Office, tells Asian Private Banker. Chi-man Kwan, Raffles Family Office “Once you introduce stablecoins, you start linking…
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Wealthy European clients who would traditionally have favoured Switzerland as an alternative booking centre are increasingly looking to wealth hubs in Asia, Lucie Hulme, chief executive officer, TriLake Partners, told Asian Private Banker. Lucie Hulme, TriLake Partners “An increasing number of wealthy clients in Europe and other parts of Asia want greater diversification,” Hulme said. “Back then, when European clients…
Two senior UBS private bankers have joined Singapore-based independent asset manager and multi-family office HP Wealth Management, highlighting continued movement of relationship managers from private banks to independent firms in the region. Michael Sutter Michael Sutter and Alex Grindley have been appointed senior relationship managers at HP Wealth Management. Sutter brings more than 25 years of wealth management experience at…
India's robust economic growth and strong equity market performance have minted a larger pool of first-generation entrepreneurs, and with it, a growing class of emerging high net worth individuals, wealth managers told Asian Private Banker. “India's wealth creation story over the past five years has been remarkable, and I believe the underlying drivers are structural rather than purely cyclical. Several…
A Hong Kong-based multi-family office has appointed a banking veteran to spearhead the expansion of its external asset management (EAM) platform, marking the latest sign of a broader talent shift from traditional banks to independent wealth spaces. Alex Cheung Atlas Capital Asset Management (HK) announced on Tuesday the appointment of Alex Cheung, the former head of the institutional banking group…
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Delays in account opening and the uncertainty of residency applications in Singapore are deterring Chinese ultra high and high net worth (U/HNW) individuals from booking their assets in the city-state. This is according to Jiang Yan, CEO, Hefeng Family Office, who told Asian Private Banker that it “still takes much longer to open bank accounts for clients” amid increased document…
A former executive director at DBS Private Bank has taken on a senior wealth management role at an independent asset manager, in a move that follows an ongoing trend of talent moving from private banks into the independent wealth space. Angela Saik Angela Saik has been appointed managing director, wealth management, Lighthouse Canton, according to a statement released today. Saik…
