Asiamoney Best Wealth Managers in China

Noah’s overseas assets under management reached Rmb24.8 billion ($3.49 billion) in 2019, some 14.6% of the company’s total AuM. Its net income from overseas also jumped, rising 25.4% last year to hit nearly Rmb1 billion. Its contribution to the company’s overall revenues rose by 5 percentage points, to 27.9% from 22.9%.

At CreditEase, the number of clients and the assets under management both increased in 2019. The number of clients with at least Rmb1 million ($140,225) rose, helping assets under management top Rmb100 billion by the end of 2019, a year-on-year increase of more than 20%.

At CreditEase, the number of clients and the assets under management both increased in 2019. The number of clients with at least Rmb1 million ($140,225) rose, helping assets under management top Rmb100 billion by the end of 2019, a year-on-year increase of more than 20%.

At CreditEase, the number of clients and the assets under management both increased in 2019. The number of clients with at least Rmb1 million ($140,225) rose, helping assets under management top Rmb100 billion by the end of 2019, a year-on-year increase of more than 20%.

As the wealth management industry deepens, here are the firms that stand out.

CreditEase Wealth Management enables high net-worth families to set up family offices at lower cost, helping them incorporate their values and philosophy from the outset. It also provides the second-generation members with a wide range of training opportunities, including offshore education.

CreditEase Wealth Management enables many high net-worth Chinese individuals to invest in offshore real estate, as well as helping them with immigration planning, tax planning and legal consulting. It operates investment offices around the world.

CICC is one of China’s leading investment banks. It also is one of the nation’s leading securities firms catering to high net-worth individuals.

CreditEase, led by founder and chief executive Tang Ning, has assets under management of more than Rmb109 billion ($16 billion), up more than 13% from a year ago. It serves more than 30,000 high net-worth customers, as well as several hundred thousand mass-affluent investors, and has more than 1,200 full-time account managers, 60% of whom have professional wealth advisory certificates.