Hubbis is delighted to announce that the 2023 Independent Wealth Management Forum will take place in Singapore on Wednesday 10th May. This will be our 9th live event in Singapore for the Independent Wealth Management Community.
The event will feature the half-day-plus format we introduced with great success in 2022 to deliver the most efficient and engaging agenda, discussions, and networking, beginning at 09.00am till 2.00pm. With three workshops in the afternoon finishing at 5.00pm.
Very simply, the event will focus on the evolution of Independent Wealth Management in Singapore and more broadly across Hong Kong and Asia.
Key elements of the event:
- 6 specialist presentations
- 3 panel discussions
- A unique get-together enabling delegates to meet with 200+ leading wealth management practitioners from local, regional and Independent Wealth Management Firms, Family Offices, IFAs, local, regional, and international Private Banks, Fund Houses, private asset specialists, Insurance Companies, Digital Solutions Providers & FinTechs, Lawyers, Consultants and others…
- An unprecedented opportunity to hear from more than 20 local and international speakers who are well-known experts in the broad landscape of the wealth management community
- Networking coffee and refreshment breaks
- Lunch for those who wish to stay
- And…the event will qualify for 6 hours of CPD
The event will cover these main themes in 2023 –
- Reacting to more intense competition: The private wealth management market in Singapore is highly competitive, making it difficult for multi-family offices and external asset managers to stand out. However - there is a growing demand for personalised and bespoke wealth management services, presenting great opportunities for multi-family offices and external asset managers to differentiate themselves.
- Attracting and retaining talent: Attracting and retaining highly skilled professionals in a competitive job market can be a challenge. Not to mention the rising cost. How are firms coping and what’s the strategy?
- Technological advancements: Keeping up with technological advancements and integrating them into wealth management services can be challenging. How are firms reacting and responding so they can enhance their processes, platform and client experience?
CLICK HERE to see the content from the event in 2022. Which was attended by senior management, product gatekeepers and business heads from local and universal Private Banks and Retail Banks, along with other wealth managers like IFAs, Independent Wealth Managers and Securities firms. CLICK HERE to view the photos from what was a massively successful forum.

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Bordier & Cie Singapore

Oliver Balmelli
EFG Bank

Urs-Peter Oehen
Expersoft Systems

Lucie Hulme
TriLake Partners

Arthur Fong
One Heritage

Lucy Gao-Azak
Crossinvest

Mauricio Ribeiro
MOIQ Capital

Andrew Hendry
Janus Henderson Investors

Philipp Piaz
Finaport

Julien Le Noble
GTN Asia Financial Services

Catalin Burlacu
New Dimensions Capital

Carolyn Leng
Bordier & Cie

Harmen Overdijk
Leo Wealth

Michel Della Libera
OneRock Investments

Jeffrey Wong
Hywin International

David Z Wang
Helicap

Jolene Tan
SingAlliance

Sadaf Behbahany
Waterfield Advisors

Shilpi Chowdhary
Lighthouse Canton

Laura Lui
Premia Partners

Philipp Bisang
Expersoft Systems
INDEPENDENT WEALTH MANAGEMENT FORUM 2023
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Setting the Scene for the 2023 Forum
The independent wealth management (IWM) segment has grown apace in Asia, but it remains far less established than, for example, in Europe or the US, with an estimated 30% of assets managed by boutique firms in Switzerland against estimates of 5% to perhaps (very optimistically) 10% in Asia.
The growth to date has therefore been from a low base, but it has been impressive, especially out of Singapore and Hong Kong in the past decade. However, set against the truly dramatic (and continuing) expansion of HNW and UHNW private wealth in the region, the IWM sector has much more potential, and there is plenty of room for growth from existing players and from new entrants.
But what are the strategies, products, investment, technologies, talent, and approaches required to seize the many opportunities ahead? The answer to these questions centre on the growth potential for the independent wealth sector, which are clear for all to see, but with more challenging global investment conditions and difficult geopolitics, strategies must be honed and adapted to ensure the growth potential is indeed grasped.
The Hubbis INDEPENDENT WEALTH MANAGEMENT FORUM 2023 will mine down into the shafts of Asia’s wealth management market to discover exactly where the growth will come from in Asia, and therefore what strategies the incumbent independents and the new entrants will need to adopt to seize those opportunities.
The market is surely there, but the independents need to keep their eyes set firmly on the targets and chart a course for their businesses, their people and their clients that will see the independent sector emulate the great success of their peers in mature markets such as Switzerland. There is little doubt that the IWM community in Asia is in the right place at the right time as to market demand, but can they adopt the right model to win more market share of the rising AUM in the region?
The established players have to a large extent been relying on their more conservative, perhaps older clients, but the world is changing, and the next generations are inheriting or building more of Asia’s vast private wealth, so the IWM sector needs to reach out to those actual or potential younger clients, delivering new products, services, and approaches to appeal to them and to retain them as clients. And what about spreading the investment net as far and wide as possible, to encompass not only mainstream public markets, but private and alternatives assets as well? Additionally, what is happening around digital tools to enhance efficiency, boost RM/advisor productivity, and provide a more seamless KYC and then reporting environment?
Join us on May 10 for what will be an insightful, informative, and thought-provoking event. And remember, to give you even more understanding of what you can expect from the 2023 event, CLICK HERE to see the content from the event in 2022. Which was attended by senior management, product gatekeepers and business heads from local and universal Private Banks and Retail Banks, along with other wealth managers like IFAs, Independent Wealth Managers and Securities firms. CLICK HERE to view the photos from what was a massively successful forum.