Continual increase in the billionaire population across the globe boosts the number of high-net-worth people (HNWIS) in the region. Asia has nearly the same number of HNWIs as Europe, but Asia is expected to be the fastest-growing HNW area in the next five years, according to Wealth-X. Singapore and Hong Kong are projected to be the region's primary hubs and other nations would import or establish services for HNWs in the region. The regional development and professionalization of services in China are growing at a high pace with the help of government regulations to take benefit from wealth management platform. As per Knight Frank's 13th edition of The Wealth Report, the number of billionaires in APAC is estimated to increase by 27%, exceeding the number of billionaires present in North America (17%) and Europe (18%) in the next four years. As per Knight Frank's forecasts, 8 out of the top 10 countries, by future growth, are in Asia, with Ukraine and Romania taking the remaining spots. India is at the forefront with 39% growth in the number of HNWIs, followed by the Philippines (38%) and China (35%). Independent wealth managers deal explicitly with tax, risk management, and estate planning for managing the wealth of their HNWI customers. Thus, the rising number of HNWI plays a vital role in the growth of the wealth management platform market globally...Read more