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The landscape of wealth management is undergoing a significant transformation, marked by a rapid expansion of family offices in the financial hub.

Asia’s family offices are embedding music royalties and other niche alternatives more deeply into portfolios, shifting the conversation from short-term diversification metrics to governance, durability and uncorrelated income.

Crypto prices have retreated in 2026, reviving concerns over short-term volatility. But Asymmetry Capital says the pullback has not altered its long-term positioning.

NZ Super hires portfolio strategy and research lead; AustralianSuper risk lead joins rival; ART appoints senior portfolio manager; Future Fund investment professional joins Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, and more.

Pension assets worldwide surged 9.6% to $68.3 trillion in 2025, with Japan and Australia ranking among the world’s largest markets, a new report says.

Canadian pension La Caisse reportedly selling $1.5 billion in Chinese PE assets; Indonesian SWF Danantara eyes investment in national stock exchange; and more.

As private credit absorbs a broader retail investor base, attention is shifting from fundraising momentum to how mixed investor structures may behave in a downturn.

Future Group names new CIO in reshuffle; IFM Investors taps investment research head; and more.

The Singapore and Hong Kong-based single family office is prioritising execution speed, ecosystem depth and cross-border access.

Family offices are having a structural rethink of portfolio design around music royalties and other niche alternatives.

Singaporean SWF GIC and Abu Dhabi SWF Mubadala to join KKR's $10bn data centre deal; Qatar Investment Authority expands venture capital fund-of-funds programme by $2bn; and more.

Retail and private wealth inflows into private credit are altering scale, pricing and liquidity dynamics across the asset class, forcing institutional investors to adapt.