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By: Jocelyn Yang
As the initial AI hardware rally cools, leading wealth and asset managers are pivoting toward AI data centre infrastructure and the application layer to capture the next wave of tech-driven growth, industry leaders shared at Asian Private Banker's China Global Wealth Summit. Private equity firm Warburg Pincus is “heavy on AI data centres” within its real estate and infrastructure portfolio,…
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Bank J. Safra Sarasin has downgraded emerging market equities to neutral, locking in gains from the AI-driven rallies in Taiwan and South Korea as speculative retail money triggers sharp market volatility. The Swiss pure play is also maintaining its overweight on US equities, driven by the strong earnings growth and upward revisions in earnings, despite concerns around high valuations in…
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Private equity giants are leveraging the AI and energy transition boom to unlock infrastructure strategies for Asian high net worth (HNW) investors, speakers at Asian Private Banker's second annual China Global Wealth Summit said. Yet, while it was agreed that the asset class is now a portfolio must-have, the panel of private investment experts differed on whether infrastructure should be…
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Surging demand for US tech equities and gold is driving strong momentum in Union Bancaire Privée's (UBP) Asian structured products business this year. The Swiss pure play's structured notes trading volume was up 50% year-on-year in the first half of 2026. Over-the-counter (OTC) derivative volumes leapt 130% over the same period, UBP's Karrie Fung told Asian Private Banker. “With the…
Private banks across Asia are escalating their push into CIO-led multi-asset funds as wealth managers scramble to convert transactional client relationships into sticky, managed mandates. Driven by volatile macro conditions and shifting interest-rate dynamics, institutions are increasingly centralising their investment house views into flagship discretionary fund structures. The objective is twofold: systematically capture net new money while de-risking revenue streams…
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A rare coordinated market action by the US Treasury Department and Japan's Ministry of Finance to stem the yen's slide has sent a clear signal to currency markets, but top private banking investment experts warn that central bank intervention cannot overrule economic fundamentals. Despite the joint buying operation on 30–31 July 2026, persistent inflation and expanding fiscal policy under Japan's…
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Standard Chartered's capital market products and solutions desk recorded a 50% to 60% year-on-year surge in structured product traded notional across North Asia in the first half of 2026, driven by heightened equity volatility and expanded digital automation. Speaking to Asian Private Banker, Nicolas Rigois, global head of capital market products & solutions, revealed that private banking clients in Hong…
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Asian ultra high net worth clients are engaging in a multi-year realignment away from USD-denominated assets, turning what began as geopolitical risk mitigation into a broader foreign exchange diversification strategy. Driven by ongoing conflict in the Middle East and shifting interest rate trajectories, Asian clients' flows have shifted toward safe havens, such as the Swiss franc (CHF) and commodity-related pairs,…
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Rather than fleeing tech amid stretched US valuations, Barclays Private Bank is reallocating capital within the sector, targeting emerging market supply chains and companies actively converting AI capital expenditure into margin growth. The British bank prefers emerging-market equities due to their relatively cheap valuations compared with developed markets and their exposure to Asia's artificial intelligence supply chain, according to Ken…
Wealthy families in Asia are bolstering the internal governance of their trust structures, seeking to protect legacy assets against an increasingly aggressive global tax and regulatory environment. In Asia, in particular, China's crackdown on income tax on gains derived from offshore trusts and Singapore's ongoing scrutiny of single-family offices following high-profile money-laundering cases in recent years are raising the costs…
