The International Journal of Professional Management - ISSN 20422341
Global Wealth Management
Volume 11, Issue 5,2016
Professor K C Chan, Visiting Professor to Petra Christian University, Surabaya, Indonesia
Dr Christopher Goh, Visiting Professor to SP Jain School of Global Management, Dubai
David Theodore Anggono
Dicky Kuswandy Onggano
Mercy Ghema Susanto
Michael Richardo Hartono
Silvi Yuwono
Introduction
Global wealth management is currently becoming more strategic in the living world society. Based on an article in CNBC (Harjani, 2015) global wealth management will be a paramount importance in the near future as the world’s biggest wealth transfer and wealth repatriation will occur. Global issues can bring interest rate fluctuation and pricing wars, and this can trigger wealth movement between countries. This paper will focus on three big areas of wealth management, namely wealth accumulation, wealth transfer, and wealth protection. Currently, the ability to manage wealth is shifting from North America to Asia-Pacific, as shown by the number of people and growth of global high net worth individuals (HNWI) that is led by Asia-Pacific (Capgemini and RBC Wealth Consultant, 2015). This paper will use 6As theory as framework (Chan, 2011). This paper provides three case studies, comprising three family business companies from Asia-Pacific. These are Hoshi Ryokan (Japan), Eu Yan Sang (Singapore), and The Wang Group (Singapore).
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