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Singapore, known for its fiercely guarded reputation as a global financial hub and growing asset management centre...

As global money laundering and terrorism financing (ML/TF) schemes become increasingly sophisticated, Managing Director of our Singapore office...

As geopolitical tensions rise and regulatory landscapes shift, wealthy families are abandoning traditional single-jurisdiction structures in favor of multi-hub family offices that span borders.

With Asia driving the global economy, the wealth management industry in Singapore is currently witnessing a huge increase.

Sedgwick Richardson and Mayer Brown are pleased to share the results of our recent Sustainable Asset Management in Asia survey in this Sustainability Pulse Check.

In the dynamic world of fund management, staying compliant is not just a matter of adhering to best practices...

While many companies and businesspeople actively manage their online and social media presence – many overlook the reputational impact of their financial and tax planning decisions.

Offshore jurisdictions have historically been popular places to incorporate investment holding vehicles.

"The first family that I helped to move to Singapore already had a family office in Switzerland but decided that Asia was where the next cycle of investment was going to come from," says Daniel Yong...

Managing Director Frankie Leung and Senior Director Jon Nicklin from A&M's Disputes and Investigations team were invited to speak at a seminar organized by the Singapore branch of the...

In partnership with the Financial Times Commercial department, DBS Private Bank published an article and a report, which examined how wealthy families in Asia are redefining legacy.

Based in Singapore, Chantal Matin-Lewis (US-qualified) and Tom McElligott (UK-qualified) share about the different tax perspectives when it comes to restructuring wealth across borders

A recent decision of the Mumbai tax tribunal(1) provides further certainty for overseas trust structures established to hold assets outside India.

Wealth is being created at a remarkable pace in Asia, particularly over the last decade. This has fuelled the growth of family offices in Asia which are established to help the ultra-high net worth

As technology brings more opportunities and governments tighten regulations, it's often the wealthy that must re-think their approaches.

Fund/Asset or wealth management specialists who are serious and passionate about their profession want to thrive in an environment where the laws and regulations are clear, business friendly and progressive.

I looked at the risks to which settlors of trusts in Singapore can be exposed if they take advantage of Section 90(5) of the Trustees Act to reserve for themselves "any or all powers of investment or asset management functions".