Wealth Management Summit Asia
Asia has been more resilient to inflation, yet US-China polarisation, constraints on offshore investments, and limited private market exit options are posing structural hurdles for capital deployment. Wealth managers are turning to thematic investing to boost long-term returns, and Asia’s commitment to decarbonisation is creating sustainable investment opportunities across the region. While Japan is welcoming a return of consumer confidence, all eyes are on India as portfolio managers are pivoting from their long-favoured overweight position on China.
On the business side, trust and stability are imperative to future growth. Demands for hyper-personalised services are calling for a fresh approach to talent recruitment and the smart exploitation of machine learning tools. As younger, tech-savvy clients emerge in contrast to Asia’s ageing population, how are traditional players strategising to boost client retention and capitalise on opportunities down the wealth continuum?
Now in its second year, Wealth Management Summit Asia is FT Live and PWM’s gathering of market-leading private banks, family offices and wealth managers, discussing how best to bolster business against risks and chase organic growth in the region. From interactive panel discussions to exclusive roundtables and market briefings, this year’s conference will uncover outperforming business models and how investors can angle for higher returns in the face of US-China tensions and shifting supply chains.
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Market-leading speakers include
KEY DISCUSSION POINTS
Thematic investing in a volatile market: aligning portfolio allocations with long-term driving forces
The China-India debate: navigating geopolitical tensions and turning to emerging markets for respite
Financing the green transition: boosting ESG product sales and mitigating greenwashing risks
Alpha in private markets: supporting burgeoning investor interest in alternative assets
Keeping pace with generative AI: staying abreast of wealthtech developments to capture clients’ attention
Competing in a cross-border world: refining portable structuring solutions to serve globalised clients
The Debrief
Yuri Bender, Editor-In-Chief, PWM reports from Singapore, following the PWM & FT Live Wealth Management Summit Asia.
Our team of independent experts joins him to analyse the day's proceedings. They highlight key themes around investments, entrepreneurs and succession planning, which were the focus of debate among wealth managers, private banks and family offices, travelling to Singapore from across Asia to attend the summit.
Meet our panel of pundits:
Anant Deboor, Strategy Leader, VML, Hong Kong
Elizabeth Hart, CEO and Founder, Legacy Wealth Advisors, Singapore
Vineet Vohra, Managing Partner, Leader Circuit, Singapore
Supporting Partners
Wealth Management Summit Asia has partnered with the CISI to offer CPD certificates for CISI members attending or dialling into this event.”
WHY ATTEND
Dissect the most compelling investment opportunities, both in Asia and overseas
Connect with C-suite leaders to share strategies for navigating climbing costs and insufficient talent pools
Discover differentiating business models to become a trusted adviser in Asia’s rapidly growing wealth management market
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