Family offices

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Why do so many family companies exist?

They know how to win without fighting

Adam Banks, head of APAC, Moonfare.
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Stella Lau, managing director, wealth management (Greater China), Lighthouse Canton (left); and Charlene Lin, managing director, strategic growth (North Asia and Southeast Asia), Lighthouse Canton (right).
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On Oct 14, US Treasury sanctions were announced against Chen Zhi, his conglomerate Prince Holding Group, and Chen’s associates. Chen had set up a family office, DW Capital Holdings, in Singapore in 2018.

Two SFO funds linked to Chen Zhi’s group were granted tax incentives: Chee Hong Tat

MAS takes ‘risk-proportionate approach’ to maintain Singapore’s status as a trusted financial centre, he says

More than half of family offices see leverage as an important part of their investments, with about a quarter citing the topic as “strategic” in significance.

Family offices get ‘war chests’ for market swings, says Deutsche Bank

[LONDON] Family offices are building up credit lines to seize business opportunities and manage risk, said Deutsche Bank, highlighting the growing sophistication of investment firms for the mega-rich.

Insurers must not lose sight of their core purpose – to deliver funds quickly and compassionately at the moment of greatest need.
FUTURE OF INSURANCE

Legacy or loss? Insurance and the great wealth transfer

Because families are dynamic, insurance solutions must be able to accommodate shifts across borders, regulations and roles over decades

Private credit is set to continue growing its market share across the Asia-Pacific, but its growth trajectory in the region will be distinct from that in Western markets, says Knight Frank.

Apac real estate private credit fundraising surges to US$11.2 billion amid growing appetite: report

Family offices and ultra-high-net-worth individuals are increasingly turning to non-bank lending, says Knight Frank

The Securities & Exchange Board of India (Sebi) wants more visibility into how sprawling family-run conglomerates invest in publicly traded securities and the potential risks.

Billionaire family offices face deeper scrutiny in India

The country’s super-rich families have become dominant players with significant investments that can disrupt markets