Jolene Tan

Jan 8, 2025 | hubbis.com | Nancy Chien |Jolene Tan |Alice Tan |Yann Mrazek

In the Hubbis Asian Private Wealth Management Year-End Review 2024, Valerie d'Argembeau, Co-CEO of Bordier & Cie Singapore, reflects on a year defined by geopolitical tensions, regulatory demands, and shifting market dynamics. Against this backdrop, Bordier & Cie reinforced its commitment to robust risk management, personalized advisory, and innovative offerings such as private equity, digital assets, and alternative investments.

Jan 8, 2025 | hubbis.com | Sebastian Sieber |Nancy Chien |Jolene Tan |Alice Tan

As part of the Hubbis Asian Private Wealth Management Year-End Review 2024, Sebastian Sieber, CMO & Head of Brokerage at Syfe, reflects on a year shaped by market volatility, persistent high interest rates, and evolving client expectations. Despite these challenges, Syfe has continued to innovate, leveraging advanced AI technologies to deliver hyper-personalized advisory services at scale and introducing new products like private credit investments tailored for HNW clients.

Jan 8, 2025 | hubbis.com | Chiara Bartoletti |Nancy Chien |Jolene Tan |Alice Tan

As we close the year in Asia’s private wealth management industry, 2024 has proven to be a period of both challenges and opportunities. Chiara Bartoletti, Managing Partner & Chief Operating Officer at Eightstone, reflects on a year shaped by geopolitical tensions, election uncertainties, and the persistent spotlight on the industry’s operational integrity.

Jan 8, 2025 | hubbis.com | Anthony Chan |Nancy Chien |Chiara Bartoletti |Jolene Tan

As part of the Asian Private Wealth Management Year-End Review 2024, Anthony C F Chan, Partner and Responsible Officer at Avenue Financial Group Limited, discusses the key trends and challenges that shaped the investment landscape this year. From navigating the implications of U.S. rate cuts and capitalizing on AI-driven innovation to embracing digital assets as an emerging asset class, Anthony highlights the strategies required to adapt in a rapidly evolving market.

Jan 15, 2024 | nature.com | Jolene Tan

It is widely documented that population growth is closely related to overall economic growth. Given the close link between the two, the global decline in fertility rates has led to an increasing number of governments implementing pro-natal policies aimed at encouraging childbearing. However, this article seeks to emphasise the significance of policy solutions that prioritise the needs, choices, and decisions of individuals.