Asset & Wealth Management 2025
The Asian Awakening
Asia Pacific
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USD29.6 trillion
By 2025, APAC AuM to outpace any other region globally and almost double from $15.1 trn in 2017
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49%
Infrastructure investments to rise till 2020 before slowing to a 22.6% growth rate out to 2025
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USD11.9 trillion
Regional pension AuM will grow substantially as populations age
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USD6.9 trillion
Growth of APAC alternatives AuM expected, with hedge fund AuM to double the average global rate
Five trends that will revolutionise the industry
Investor and regulatory scrutiny shifts power to investors
Asset managers will be held up to scrutiny and made accountable for investor suitability and investment advice. This will result in lower fees, increased transparency, and greater investor protection.
do or die
A younger generation of tech-savvy investors is entering the scene, demanding cost-cutting solutions and applying pressure to fees and margins
As younger, tech-savvy investors enter the AWM scene, traditional asset & wealth management channels will become near-obsolete and digitised offerings, which integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning, will create differentiated services and more efficient value chains.
Passive strategies, driven by strong equity returns, are gaining favour over active strategies
With investors more price conscious than ever, asset and wealth managers will need to enhance their value offerings by building strong multi-asset solutions that incorporate active and passive strategies. Further, outcome investing strategies, like those incorporating ESG and SRI, are coming to the forefront of investment products.
APAC asset and wealth managers are becoming the new financiers of infrastructure and real estate projects
Growing urbanisation and aging populations across APAC are leading to new opportunities for asset and wealth managers who will be integral to developing solutions to support the financing and investment needs of these populations.
Financial integration across developed markets is driving the region to become more cooperative and inter-connected
New investment structures that facilitate cross-border investments, such as fund product development; marketing; and cross-border distribution, will deepen financial integration across developed markets and drive the region to be more cooperative and inter-connected.
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