The report from Henley & Partners shows that 13,500 high-net-worth individuals are set to leave mainland China this year.
Author Archives: Thomas Blott
Originally from the UK, Thomas is a financial journalist with over 10 years’ experience including nine in Asia. He began his career at Euromoney Institutional Investor, completing the graduate scheme and going on to establish the Asia bureau for IJGlobal, the world’s foremost source of intelligence on the project finance market. After a stint at KPMG, he joined International Financing Review, which was originally owned by Thomson Reuters and later Refinitiv, where he managed the people & markets section in Asia. He joined Bonhill Group as regional editor for Asia in 2022, which includes oversight of Fund Selector Asia. He is a graduate of the University of Cambridge. Connect with him on LinkedIn here.
Private market exchange ADDX appoints former SGX MD as chairman
Chew Sutat is a former managing director at the Singapore Exchange.
UBS Global WM launches Asia-focused cross-asset sustainability portfolio
UBS Global Wealth Management launched its flagship sustainable multi-asset portfolio in 2018.
Hong Kong launches family office network
The new initiative will bring together lawyers, trust companies, accountants, private banks and more.
Former UBP Singapore CEO resurfaces at Bank of Singapore
Ranjit Khanna has joined Bank of Singapore as global market head for the Middle East.
Pictet AM: ‘We have waited long enough’ on Chinese equities
The Swiss asset manager has downgraded its outlook on China equities to neutral from overweight.
Sequoia to spin off China, India/southeast Asia businesses
The two new businesses will come into effect by 31 March next year.
BlackRock’s China head to leave
Tony Tang is leaving the investment manager, with his responsibilities transferring to Susan Chan.
Family offices plan to grow alternatives exposure – Preqin
The alternatives data provider’s report shows a dispersion in planned allocations to alternatives depending on the asset class.
