High net worth individuals
Wealthy Asian families face succession woes as scions have different ambitions, mindsets: report
The preferences of the younger set should be factored into succession planning, and professionalisation is the pragmatic solution
JPMorgan’s billionaire clients want sports teams more than fine art
Sports have become more than just a passion investment of the ultra-rich and are now a growing part of their portfolio
Can Singapore stay at the forefront of the global luxury market?
Despite a worldwide slowdown, the rise of quiet and experiential luxury is working in the Republic’s favour
The new face of wealth: Liquidity, legacy and living well
Discover how Indexed Universal Life products empower high-net-worth families in navigating complex wealth. Howie Lim speaks with Christopher Albrecht, CEO of Sun Life Singapore, for insights on legacy...
Redefining retirement: Insurance as a distinct asset class
Delivering customer-centric solutions can address evolving needs while tapping the rising interest in indexed universal life plans
Why are millionaires leaving Vietnam?
Even as the rich move money and citizenship abroad, Vietnam is trying to lure talent back home
Singapore is most expensive city for HNWIs to live well for third year in a row: report
City still appeals to high-net-worth individuals and businesses due to its stable political climate, safety, and quality services including education and healthcare
Frothy tech returns helped mint 600,000 millionaires last year
The annual World Wealth Report from Capgemini shows the number of people with at least US$1 million in investable assets grew 2.6% in 2024, driven in large part by gains in American portfolios
Haidilao founder Sean Shi, Ray Dalio, Forrest Li’s wife among ultra-rich splurging on 8-figure Singapore properties
Secretlab’s boss, Want Want family, Jack Ma’s wife also among super-rich buying into top-tier real estate here
Indonesia’s state banks eye bigger share of growing wealth market in Singapore
BNI and Bank Mandiri are betting on the growing number of high-earning Indonesians in the Republic, with the wealth management sector estimated to be worth 700 trillion rupiah