Owen Jenkins, HSBC’s global head of discretionary portfolio management, has left the bank to establish his own family office. Jenkins, who spent nearly 12 years
As the global wealth landscape undergoes a major shift with significant intergenerational transfers, family offices are increasingly looking beyond borders for opportunities. In the Asia-Pacific
The Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Christopher Hui, said on Monday that Hong Kong is on track to exceed its goal of attracting
Family offices are rapidly gaining ground across the Asia-Pacific region—particularly in Australia—where they’re now playing a key role in driving sustainable investments. According to KPMG,
A wealthy Chinese businessman has accused former employees of his Singapore-based family office of misappropriating millions, adding to concerns about the city-state’s wealth management sector
As 2025 unfolds, family offices must navigate a rapidly shifting landscape filled with both challenges and opportunities. Here are six critical issues to keep in
Family offices—private firms managing the wealth of ultra-high-net-worth individuals—are pouring more of their assets into real estate, reshaping the investment landscape. According to Knight Frank’s
Private wealth management firms catering to the ultra-rich now oversee trillions of dollars worldwide, raising concerns about their potential misuse. In a shocking turn of
In February, family offices ramped up their dealmaking, doubling the number of direct investments compared to the previous month. According to private wealth intelligence firm
Despite recent market fluctuations driven by new tariffs, family offices remain largely unfazed, according to their advisers. While they aren’t rushing to sell off assets,
