Hong Kong investors have always favoured riskier and more short-term asset classes than those on the mainland, but there are signs this may be changing

Rajesh Malkani, head of Asian wealth management at Standard Chartered, discusses the opportunities opening up in China and how tighter regulations have strengthened Singapore

Shayne Nelson, Global head of high value client coverage and CEO of Standard Chartered Private Bank (left), and Rajesh Saluja, CEO and managing partner at Ask Wealth Advisors in India, discuss whether large players or boutiques are better placed to benefit from Asia's growing wealth

Regulations introduced by the Monetary Authority of Singapore may appear heavy-handed to some, but the country looks set to become the world’s premier wealth management destination

Thomas Au, Ivesco

Despite short-term volatility, real estate remains a compelling investment for wealthy individuals, with foreign investors looking to access Eastern markets, while the Asian rich are looking Westwards

Jacqueline Brabazon, Standard Chartered

As Asia’s wealthiest individuals develop a taste for philanthropy, advisory opportunities are appearing for private bankers

Private banks have been slow to explore the opportunities that Islamic finance could offer, but there are signs this is starting to change

India appears to be back on track but it will not be business as usual for the wealth industry

Foreign nations are keen to play a part in the gradual rise of the renminbi as it makes its way along the path to full internationalisation

As global stockmarkets remain coupled together, it is necessary to dig deeper into Asian equities, or explore other asset classes, to uncover investments that do not correlate with the West