Goldman Sachs remains upbeat on offshore wealth management despite China's tighter scrutiny, forecasts Standard Chartered wealth fee income to grow 30% by 2026
Goldman Sachs remains upbeat on offshore wealth management despite China's tighter scrutiny, forecasts Standard Chartered wealth fee income to grow 30% by 2026. The Wall Street investment bank also projects HSBC's wealth fee income to grow 13% and Singapore banks' wealth fee income to grow 16% to 25% in the same period, believing Chinese clients' offshore wealth allocation is primarily driven by diversification benefits and access to broader opportunities.
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