Governance is key to families’ ability to sustain generational wealth, says US adviser
The CEO of Vanquour Global Wealth Management believes wealth management practices in America are a model to be emulated
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[SINGAPORE] The adage “shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations” exists in almost all cultures, but the largest and most successful American and European families have managed to overcome it.
New York-based investment adviser Zhou Lu said that for the largest US families, the key lies in the entrenchment of governance in their businesses and management of wealth. It is a discipline that Asian families can learn from.
“If you dig into the question of how wealth grows from generation to generation, investments and portfolios are just a piece of it.
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