Developing markets now have deeper capital markets as well as local investors, meaning they are much better placed to weather global crises

Hong Kong needs to understand its own identity, namely its ability to regenerate, argues Anant Deboor

HSBC has ambitious plans to become the leading wealth manager in Asia, and Jackie Mau is tasked with delivering a refreshed ultra-high net worth pan-regional offering

Hong Kong’s connectivity will be key to opening up the wider region to international clients and markets, believes Marina Lui, head of China business at UBS Wealth Management

Many European banks have struggled to make headway in Asia but Mike Blake, who runs UBP’s operations in the region, is in expansionary mood

Private banks active in Asia must contend with turbulent markets and ongoing recruitment problems in their quest to forge deeper relationships with clients

In terms of technology, Hong Kong has fallen behind both mainland China and rival Singapore. But the territory has a habit of reinventing itself

It is becoming increasingly apparent that wealthy individuals in Asia make for very different clients than their counterparts in the West