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Are free schoolbooks limiting how children are taught?
Opinion: While free schoolbooks are a welcome support for families, they may be narrowing how children learn in the classroom The recent announcement by the Minister for Education of a million free schoolbooks aims to ease the financial burden on parents facing back-to-school costs. But while this initiative is undoubtedly welcome, could it also unintentionally encourage an over-reliance on textbooks in the classroom—at the expense of more engaging, interactive learning?
Cross-Border Complexities and the UK’s Shifting Appeal for Asia’s HNW & UHNW Families
Paul Knox, Managing Director and Senior Wealth Advisor for Asia Pacific at J.P. Morgan Private Bank, brought an invaluable Asia-focused perspective to the Hubbis Digital Dialogue held on April 24, 2025, which explored the impact of the United Kingdom’s sweeping non-dom tax reforms on global wealth strategies.
The Direction of the Whey Protein Market
There have been a lot of questions about the direction of the whey protein markets. Prices have remained higher than expected and supply has remained tighter than expected but when we investigate what is happening domestically and around the world we can make sense of it. When figuring this out we need to consider the following.
Apples, Meet Grape Pomace
A fermentation experiment combining fresh apple cider with the pomace of our white winemaking has become an annual component of our fall in recent years. We are part of a 12-person amateur winemaking group whose origins go back over 30 years, the second half of which we have been active members. Through the group we buy grapes from Lonesome Spring Ranch located in the warm, well-drained Rattlesnake Mountain AVA in Yakima Valley near Benton City, Washington.
London - Yale University Press London
A History of 300 Years in 25 Buildings Imprint: Yale University Press 448 Pages, 155.00 x 234.00 mm, 88 color illus.
The Quest for Smart Planning & Structuring in a World of Complexity and Intertwined Regulation
Paul Knox, Managing Director at J.P. Morgan Private Bank, based in Hong Kong, is an aficionado of prescience and prudent planning. He sees his role at the bank partly as a champion of rectitude on behalf of UHNW clients who are often taken aback by the sheer complexity of estate and succession planning in what is an increasingly interconnected and complex world of compliance and regulation.
Restraining Quiescence Release-Related Ageing in Plant Cells: A Case Study in Carrot
1. Introduction Vegetables such as onions, radishes, and carrots grow underground, where it is cold and dark, especially in the winter. Carrot taproots store energy and nutrients, which are used to produce shoots that emerge from the soil in the subsequent spring when they perceive light at the surface. Globally, however, commercially grown carrots are currently stored for long periods underground in the growing fields in complete darkness to prevent light-dependent shoot growth.
The Complex Needs and Expectations of UHNW Families and the Opportunities Arising for Asia’s Private Banks
In the increasingly complex world we inhabit, Ultra High Net Worth clients and their families have ever-increasing financial, investment and wealth structuring needs and ever-greater expectations from their private bankers than in the past. Asia continues to mint more and more UHNW clients and family offices, with their founder-principals coming from the many dynamic and diverse Asian economies, and also moving into Singapore and Hong Kong from the global economies outside the region.
Senior DBS Banker Sharon Chan Explains why Elevating Client Engagement Means an ‘Obsession’ with the Customer
To imagine that the art of wealth management is all about delivering the best products and solutions to private clients is like assuming that the most technically gifted footballers will score the most goals and win the most silverware. It is simply not true. There are other vital skills and capabilities that make a client-facing relationship manager into a trusted advisor for their clients.
Bahren Shaari on the Drive to Make Bank of Singapore the Private Bank of Choice in its Key Markets
Bahren Shaari needs little introduction. He has been Chief Executive Officer of Bank of Singapore, a subsidiary of OCBC Group, since 2015. Hubbis met with him in Singapore recently to discuss the evolution of private banking in Asia and how he is developing Bank of Singapore’s competitive edge. We found a private bank leader who is just as passionate and committed about the bank as he was when we last spoke with him for an extended interview back in 2018.
Estate & Legacy Planning Legal Expert Zac Lucas Future-Proofing Wealth Structures for Private Clients in Asia
Zac Lucas is a Registered Foreign Lawyer for Singapore-based Gateway Law Corporation, where he is head of the International Private Wealth practice. Lucas is also a private client partner with London-based international law firm Spencer West, which is an alliance partner of Gateway Law.
The Evolution of DPM in Asia and Offering Tailored Portfolio Management at Scale
Download PDF Hubbis assembled an erudite and influential panel of private bankers, IAM leaders, digital platform experts and asset managers on May 19 to discuss how they are adapting their business models to help produce more recurring and more predictable revenues, to promote active management of portfolios, and to swing away from the vicissitudes of product-driven selling and to more client-centric and also more stable businesses.
Swissquote’s Rafael Weber on the Arrival of the New Era of the Digital Investment & Custody Platform
At the Hubbis Independent Wealth Management Forum of May 11, one of our guests – also a sponsor of the event - made an interesting presentation on the role of online execution and custody platforms, and the importance of their proposition for the independent wealth management community.
Accenture’s APAC Lead for Wealth Management on Driving Digitisation and Strategy to Deliver Enhanced Client Engagement
The Hubbis Digital Dialogue of May 12th saw a panel of experts drill down into how today’s essential and increasingly user-friendly digital tools and solutions can combine ideally with the ‘softer’ elements of wealth management to deliver genuinely positive, relevant impact to private clients. In doing so, the private banks and EAMs will be well on the path to differentiating themselves and further building their brands and their platforms for the years ahead.
JP Morgan Private Banker Paul Knox on the Need to Fully Understand the Ramifications of Changing Residence
While the wealth management industry has managed to flourish since 2020 amidst seeming adversity, the world of investment migration has also been thriving, turbo-charged by the uncertainties wrought by the pandemic.
Bank of Singapore’s Global COO on Building a Client-Centric Private Bank that is Fit for the Future
Sonjoy Phukan, Global Chief Operating Officer of Bank of Singapore, sat on our panel of experts at the Hubbis Digital Dialogue event on February 17. The focus of the discussion was on how COOs in Asia are future proofing their platforms and operations. Sonjoy was a key contributor to the conversation, and we had captured some of his invaluable experience and thoughts in this report.
VP Bank Singapore's Private Banking Head on the Art and Science of Engaging with Clients and Building New Business
VP Bank, which has its headquarters in Liechtenstein and is listed on the SIX exchange in Switzerland, identified Asia as a core region for growth over a decade ago when the boutique private bank first opened a Singapore office. Then in September 2018, the bank obtained its wholesale banking license in Singapore, and growth has since been even more robust.
JP Morgan’s Paul Knox on the Road Ahead for Advisory in Asia
Paul Knox is a Managing Director and Senior Wealth Advisor at JP Morgan Private Bank in Asia, based in Hong Kong. He has over thirty-five years of experience in advising wealthy individuals and families on both domestic and international tax and estate planning as well as family governance and succession issues.
A proven change maker for Prosecutor
The decision to support for Jon Tunheim as County Prosecutor is a clear one for me. As United Way of Thurston County’s executive director for eight years, I worked closely with Jon and saw first hand his leadership and sincere engagement in promoting initiatives to help vulnerable families and kids. Making change isn’t just about good sounding rhetoric — I have learned in my state and local work that effective leaders must have the skills to motivate and organize to create change.
Missing Middle deserves and needs support
In my work looking at our housing affordability crisis, I have become clear that we need both more housing and more diverse housing in our urban areas to even begin to make a difference. After nearly a year of study and process, the city of Olympia’s proposed Missing Middle changes make great sense. I am hopeful that they will generate creative new small housing options for our fellow community members.
Home Fund promises results | The Olympian
As United Way executive director the past seven years, I spent lots of time working with community leaders and homeless service agencies to tackle the challenges faced by vulnerable homeless people. Homelessness painfully affects individuals and families and also is distressing and costly to our community — residents, businesses and our health care, police and fire, and public services.
ALBUM REVIEW: London Grammar - Truth Is A Beautiful Thing
My problem with London Grammar has always been the repetitiveness of the band’s sound and at first this album seems to fall in to the same trap, but while they stay true to the style that captivated us for the first four tracks, reminding us of what we fell in love with in the first place, the rest of the album takes on a new identity. Everyone Else and Bones Of Ribbons show us how their music has evolved.
NEWS: Disappearance At Sea @ the Baltic
Disappearance at Sea confronts the biggest mass-exodus of people in our time through a number of mediums, including photography and videography In 2016 alone, the number of migrant deaths at sea rose to a startling 4000. That’s 4000 lives lost in the search for peace and safety: it is this feeling of displacement and the thin line between life and death that the BALTIC’s latest exhibition, Disappearance at Sea, aims to capture.
NEWS: King Creosote @ Sage Gateshead
Touring new album Astronaut Meets Appleman, prolific songwriter King Creosote plays at Sage Gateshead on Wednesday 25th January. With many an album under his belt, and a Mercury Prize nomination for his exquisite collaboration with Jon Hopkins, the revered musician’s new record is infused with reminders of his Scottish origins. His definitive chamber rock-inflected folk is peppered with surprises, from bagpipes to haunting choral arrangements, making for another atmospheric album.
Finding your own way around: Experiences of health and social care provision for people with a visual impairment in the United Kingdom
The systems of support for people with a visual impairment in the United Kingdom are complex and can be difficult to access, involving input from a range of health and social care services. In this article, we report qualitative findings from research looking at people’s experiences of accessing health and social care services.
NEWS: Books on Tyne @ Newcastle Libraries
Newcastle Libraries and the Lit & Phil combine their literary prowess to bring us the sixth Newcastle Book Festival, Books On Tyne, between Monday 21st and Sunday 27th November. With almost every genre covered and a remarkable variety of talks, events and workshops, there promises to be something for everyone.
LIVE REVIEW: SoFar Sounds @ Quilliam Bros., Newcastle (19.10.16)
SoFar Sounds works on a need to know basis, and for these intimate gigs all you need to know is the venue, when to arrive and if you can bring your own booze. Everything else is pretty much a tight-lipped secret until you walk through the door. I find myself in the secret cinema room downstairs in the Quilliam Brothers Tea House with around 30 people crammed in to the modest space. After compère Mat lays down the law of SoFar etiquette we dive straight in to the first of the three acts.
JP Morgan Private Bank On The Case For London's Real Estate
JP Morgan Private Bank JP Morgan Private Bank sets out the case for why investing in London makes sense, even though headlines might suggest it is now a very expensive town. JP Morgan Private Bank sets out the case for why investing in London makes sense, even though headlines might suggest it is now a very expensive town. César Pérez, chief investment strategist EMEA and Paul Knox, head of wealth advisory for EMEA at the bank set out their views.
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