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Private Wealth
15 Oct 2026
Samsung Securities’ family-office platform has scaled to 200 families and ₩55 trillion in client assets. The composition of that book (exit owners now three times the level of three years earlier) signals a structural shift in Korean UHNW liquidity that private banks and managers must price into product and capacity planning.
Private Wealth
15 Oct 2026
Hana Securities has formally designated its first ten ultra-high-net-worth families for a closed family-office service. The deliberate capacity constraint and the inclusion of succession strategy as a core deliverable indicate a shift from open product platforms toward gated, multi-disciplinary advisory models in the Korean market.
Private Wealth
15 Oct 2026
Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission has converted the Kaohsiung family-office pilot into a permanent nationwide regime. Eleven banks that have completed at least one year of pilot operation may now apply to expand. The decision removes a geographic constraint and clarifies the regulatory pathway for high-asset advisory capacity across the island.
Private Wealth
7 Oct 2026
A series of senior hires, including the latest addition of former UBS banker Anirudh Singh, forms part of a broader effort to capture non-resident Indian and South Asian wealth flows while strengthening the bank’s ultra-high-net-worth and family-office offering.
Private Wealth
29 Jul 2026
The 160-year-old insurer is consolidating its Bermuda, Hong Kong, Singapore and Dubai high-net-worth operations into a single intake, underwriting and servicing architecture - betting that cross-border families will reward a single point of coordination over fragmented product distribution.
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