China’s fast-growing pool of entrepreneurial wealth is increasingly looking beyond products and asset allocation, according to the president of Ping An Bank’s private banking arm, who highlighted rising demand for philanthropy and wealth planning services. In an interview with Asian Private Banker, Hong Shuai pointed out that Chinese HNWIs are often entrepreneurs, while their European and North-American counterparts mostly represent…
China’s U/HNWIs looking for more than just asset appreciation: Ping An Bank PB
By Twinkle Sparta, senior reporter | 31 May 2022

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