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Apr 2, 2024 | 
businesstimes.com.sg | Lee Woon Shiu
Lee Woon Shiu Published Wed, Apr 03, 2024 · 5:00 am Enjoy reading!Enjoy your subscriber-only story! START READING You have received a gift!Unlock this subscriber-only story by signing up or log in to start reading. "Thriving in a Bani world" SIGN UP FOR FREE Already have an account? Log in Thank you for registering!You have unlocked this subscriber-only story. START READING Limit reached! You have reached your monthly limit of subscriber-only stories.
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Apr 2, 2024 | 
businesstimes.com.sg | Lee Woon Shiu
IN THE fast-evolving landscape of the modern world, volatility and uncertainty have become the norm. How should affluent families deal with this new world, characterised by its brittle, anxious, non-linear and incomprehensible – or Bani – nature? What strategic shift is required to continue to thrive?
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Nov 6, 2023 | 
hubbis.com | Evrard Bordier |Lee Woon Shiu |Jerome Thuillier
Jerome Thuillier, Managing Director & COO at Union Bancaire Privée (UBP) in Singapore took part in a virtual discussion Hubbis held on the development of operating platforms and business models for the wealth industry in Asia. Jerome added significant weight and value to the debate, from the perspective of what is a pure-play Swiss private bank headquartered in Geneva, with a variety of international operations serving HNWI, UHNW and institutional clients.
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Aug 14, 2023 | 
hubbis.com | Paul Knox |Evrard Bordier |Lee Woon Shiu
In the increasingly complex world we inhabit, Ultra High Net Worth clients and their families have ever-increasing financial, investment and wealth structuring needs and ever-greater expectations from their private bankers than in the past. Asia continues to mint more and more UHNW clients and family offices, with their founder-principals coming from the many dynamic and diverse Asian economies, and also moving into Singapore and Hong Kong from the global economies outside the region.
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Jul 26, 2023 | 
hubbis.com | John Shoemaker |Lee Woon Shiu |Lee Sleight
In an increasingly globalised world, many HNW private clients find themselves at the mercy of an ever greater number of jurisdictional requirements to which they need to adhere. And with global data sharing, fuelled by CRS and FATCA requirements, ensuring greater transparency, and therefore, greater care from industry practitioners that solutions offered to clients adhere to the requirements set on an international level is increasingly vital.
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Jul 19, 2023 | 
hubbis.com | Tess Wilkinson |Lee Woon Shiu
Jump to section:1. Why has Henley & Partners decided to go into the education space? This seems a little distant from the core business of citizenship and residence by investment. 2. How does Henley & Partners Education differentiate itself from similar firms in this space? 3. How can parents plan ahead to make sure their children get into the right university? Video transcript1. Why has Henley & Partners decided to go into the education space?
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Jul 18, 2023 | 
hubbis.com | Harmen Overdijk |Lee Woon Shiu
The Hubbis Thailand Wealth Management Forum took place on May 24, during which Harmen Overdijk, Chief Investment Officer of Leo Wealth presented delegates with some valuable general insights into the curation of fit-for-the-future investment ideas and allocation. He sat as one of the experts on a panel discussion that included seasoned specialists from GAM Investments, Kiatnakin Phatra Securities, and MBMG Group.
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Jul 18, 2023 | 
hubbis.com | Lee Woon Shiu |Lee Anne Wong
Lee Woon Shiu, Managing Director and Group Head of Family Office, Wealth Planning and Insurance Solutions at DBS Private Bank, has some forthright views on the evolution of HNW and particularly UHNW wealth management in Asia, and beyond. Hubbis recently conducted a series of three short interviews, each focusing on a key topic of his choice.
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Jun 15, 2023 | 
hubbis.com | Lee Woon Shiu
Download PDFView EventAccording to Russell Reynolds Associates, some 85% of the companies in the Asia Pacific region are controlled by families, with the vast majority of them still private. In the Middle East, that number is even higher at around 90%, according to media sources in that region. In Europe, the equivalent figure is an estimated 60%, and with most of the very largest businesses listed and with ownership and management control spread much more widely.
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Jun 14, 2023 | 
hubbis.com | Sharon Yam |John Shoemaker |Lee Woon Shiu |Lee Sleight
Sharon Yam is Regional Head for APAC and leads the Private Client and Corporate Services businesses at trust, administration and fiduciary services provider Ocorian. She gave a very useful presentation to delegates at the Hubbis Asian Wealth Solutions Forum in Singapore on June 14, highlighting some of the key challenges and considerations for wealthy families seeking to transition their businesses to the next or future generations.
