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Sun Life Asia Research Highlights Wealth Preservation Concerns in Asia

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Sun Life Asia released research detailing wealth management trends in Asia. The findings suggest that the biggest concern regarding wealth preservation is whether beneficiaries are prepared to manage what they inherit, cited by 52% of respondents. Additionally, 70% of people surveyed worry their wealth may not survive the next generation.

From thehindu.com

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The research shows a shift in how families approach legacy planning, with nearly three-quarters intending to pass on values and knowledge alongside financial assets. For Asia's wealthiest families, concerns are shifting away from family conflict toward investment risk, tax complexity, and trust in advisors.

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  • David BroomResearcher who discussed wealth management trends in Asia
  • Business TimesSingapore financial daily that hosted a podcast featuring David Broom

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