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Articles by Jackson Ng
Reimagining Digital Wealth in Thailand: How Backbase Is Catalysing Client-Centric Transformation
Backbase and Hubbis recently convened senior leaders from Thailand’s private banking and asset management sector in Bangkok for a closed-door luncheon focused on the future of client experience, digital transformation, and AI-enabled advisory. Representatives from leading banks and independent wealth firms examined the structural shifts underway in the Thai market and shared pragmatic views on execution and organisational readiness. The discussion revealed a clear consensus.
AI-Powered Wealth: Jackson Ng on Transforming Client Value
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping wealth management, evolving from what seemed a productivity tool into a strategic driver of client value. At the Hubbis Digital Wealth Forum – Singapore 2025, industry leaders examined how AI is transforming adviser efficiency and client engagement in the high-touch wealth sector.
Penang: The Future - An International Financial Centre?
The Malaysian Island state of Penang, often dubbed the "Pearl of the Orient," has long been a powerhouse in electronics and manufacturing. However, as global economies shift toward knowledge-driven services, Penang is charting a bold new course to transform itself into a premier international financial centre.
From Secrecy to Scrutiny: Navigating China’s Compliance Shift
As the offshore world adapts to new compliance expectations, private wealth professionals are navigating a dramatic shift, from reactive structuring to preventative transparency. For families with China-connected wealth, this evolution is no longer theoretical. Enforcement has arrived.
AI in Wealth Management: Anurag Pandey on Breaking Silos and Driving Value
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the architecture of wealth management - not just optimising processes, but redefining how institutions connect data, people, and decisions. Speaking at the Hubbis Digital Wealth Forum – Singapore 2025, Anurag Pandey, General Manager of Asia Pacific at additiv, examined how AI can address one of the industry’s deepest structural challenges: legacy fragmentation.
AI in Wealth Management: Tomoko Nasuho on Efficiency and Personalisation
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming wealth management — evolving from a productivity tool into a strategic enabler of efficiency and personalisation. At the Hubbis Digital Wealth Forum – Singapore 2025, industry experts from WealthTech firms, FinTech providers, and external asset managers examined how AI is reshaping Asia’s high-touch advisory landscape.
Jackson Ng of Azimut Investment Management: Driving Practical AI Innovation in Wealth Management
As artificial intelligence reshapes the contours of wealth management, Jackson Ng, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer, Singapore, and Regional Head of Fintech, Asia at Azimut Group, brought a candid and strategic perspective to the Hubbis Digital Dialogue on April 17, titled "AI in Wealth Management: Better Decisions, Scalable Advice." With deep experience spanning business operations, digital transformation, and FinTech innovation, Ng offered a grounded view on how AI can...
Asset-Based Finance Comes of Age: AB CarVal’s Case for Private Credit in a Shifting Market
Avery Colcord, Managing Director at AB CarVal, delivered a detailed and highly educational presentation at the Hubbis Independent Wealth Management Forum in Singapore on April 9, 2025, where he introduced the audience to the rapidly expanding universe of asset-based finance (ABF).
UK Non-Dom Reforms: Risks, Traps, and Strategic Solutions from a Tax Barrister’s Perspective
Laurence Lancaster, Barrister-at-Law and Group Head of Tax at The Sovereign Group, delivered a highly technical yet accessible deconstruction of the United Kingdom’s new non-dom tax landscape during the Hubbis Digital Dialogue on April 24, 2025, which was devoted to assessing the profound implications of the UK’s non-dom reforms for globally mobile HNW and UHNW clients.
Preparing for CRS 2.0 and BEPS in APAC
The OECD has just completed a major update to global tax transparency standards, introducing CRS 2.0 and a new Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) to capture digital-asset activity[1]. At the same time, the OECD/G20 BEPS 2.0 project has produced a Global Minimum Tax (Pillar Two) regime, requiring large multinationals to pay at least 15 % tax in every country they operate.
Redefining Protection and Access: Robert Chan on Fixed Income Innovation in a Shifting Insurance Landscape
Robert Chan, Executive Vice President and Chief Brand Development Officer at Knighthead Annuity & Life Assurance Company, contributed a distinctive perspective to the panel discussion at the recent Hubbis HNW Insurance Summit in Dubai that focused on the evolving role of life insurance as a multi-faceted wealth management solution for HNW and UHNW clients in the UAE.
The UK’s New Tax Regime: A Flawed Reform with Deep Unintended Consequences
Peter Ferrigno, Director of Tax Services at Henley & Partners, offered a detailed technical analysis during the Hubbis Digital Dialogue of April 24, 2025, focused on the dramatic reforms to the UK’s non-domicile tax regime and their impact on globally mobile HNW and UHNW clients.
1291 Life Insurance Specialist Opines on the New UK Regime, Offshore Bonds, and Global Implications
Peter Triggs, Partner at 1291 Group, brought a historically grounded and highly pragmatic perspective to the Hubbis Digital Dialogue on April 24, 2025, where the panel dissected the UK’s sweeping tax reforms and their implications for globally mobile HNW and UHNW clients.
Building Scale, Trust, and Tech Leadership: Jackson Ng on the Formula for Independent Wealth Market Growth in Asia
In a fast-expanding independent wealth market, standing out demands more than product breadth or advisory depth—it requires operational excellence, regulatory foresight, and digital agility. Jackson Ng, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Technology Officer, Singapore, and Regional Head of Fintech, Asia at Azimut Group, has been central to delivering that edge.
Technology, Scale, and Independence: How Endowus is Redefining Wealth Management
The lines between institutional and individual investing are blurring - and Hugh Chung believes that’s exactly where the opportunity lies. As Chief Investment Officer of Endowus, he has helped pioneer a platform that brings institutional-grade wealth management solutions to a broader audience, combining digital innovation with deep advisory expertise and also independence of thought and action.
Sustainable Legacies: UHNW Families in Asia, India & the Middle East Embrace ESG
Ultra high net worth (UHNW) families across Asia, India and the Middle East are increasingly weaving Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles into the fabric of their multi generational wealth narratives. This trend comes amid an unprecedented inter generational wealth transfer and rising awareness that “true wealth” is about more than money – it is also about legacy and impact.
Advisory First: Joyce Woo on Building Differentiation and Credibility in Independent Wealth Management
As the boundaries between investment, planning, and governance continue to blur, independent wealth managers must think beyond products and take a more sophisticated and all-encompassing approach to their clients. Joyce Woo, Chief Executive and Head of Singapore at Leo Wealth, believes that the future of independent wealth lies in deep advisory capabilities and holistic client relationships.
Structuring Trust: How Trident is Guiding Asia’s Wealth Through Complexity, Regulation, and Change
In Asia’s fast-evolving private wealth management landscape, family offices have emerged as a cornerstone strategy for ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) families seeking both control and continuity. As regulatory oversight tightens and geopolitical uncertainty shapes decision-making, wealth structuring solutions must become more sophisticated and forward-looking.
Laurence Lancaster on UK Exit Planning: Clarity, Compliance and Where You Land
Speaking as part of Hubbis recent Digital Dialogue discussion, Innovative Tax & Wealth Planning Strategies for UHNW Clients, Laurence Lancaster, Group Head of Tax at The Sovereign Group, delivered a methodical overview of what leaving the United Kingdom truly involves. He outlined how non-residence remains a legitimate form of planning, why clients must align timing, evidence, and jurisdictional choice, and how substance has become as important as strategy.
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