Asian family offices are moving beyond traditional models, building portfolios for generational wealth. Discover the 5 strategic pillars—from direct control to thematic investing—shaping their allocations for the decade ahead.

Discover how leading family offices are transforming liquidity management in 2026. Our guide details a tiered framework integrating private credit to generate 8-12% yields while maintaining strategic capital availability for Singapore and Southeast Asian families.

As wealth in Asia grows, so does a critical question: Should an ultra-high-net-worth family establish its own Single-Family Office or join a Multi-Family Office? This guide breaks down the strategic trade-offs.

For Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals and family offices, privacy and efficient wealth transfer are paramount. This article explores the sophisticated use of insurance wrappers—a powerful tool for estate planning that offers significant tax advantages, creditor protection, and discretion unavailable through most other vehicles.

Let’s talk numbers. In 2017, Singapore had fewer than 100 family offices. By 2023, that number skyrocketed past 1,100 and is expected to cross 1,500 by 2026, according to MAS and industry estimates. This is a 15x growth within 10 years.

Managing both the finances and private needs of ultra-high-net-worth individuals and families is now largely the role of family offices. Family office capital introduction services help bring family offices closer to top chances to invest and save assets for future generations. All those involved in the changing world of family office wealth management must understand this role.

Private banking is the traditional wealth management method for ultra-high-net-worth individuals throughout Singapore and Southeast Asia. However, when families expand and their finances become intricate, they select family offices for enhanced control, adaptability, and inheritance planning abilities.