Asiamoney Best Wealth Managers in China

Among China’s young, independent, management firms, CreditEase has not only maintained robust business growth thanks to its investment and service capabilities, but also demonstrated leadership on multiple fronts, including fintech application, investor education and regulatory compliance in domestic wealth management.

In the decade after Noah Holdings’ inception, China’s real estate market was red hot. The firm achieved explosive business growth thanks to demand for its property-related trust products. In recent years, it has not only widened the industry coverage of its wealth management products in China, but also led its peers in exploring asset management opportunities overseas.

Noah Holdings, founded in 2005 in Shanghai, is one of China’s first independent wealth management firms. It is also the first to go public overseas – it launched an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange in 2010. Noah has built unrivalled strength in serving high net-worth clients in China.

CreditEase set itself further apart from its domestic peers in 2016 with its remarkable success in sustaining robust business growth, the outstanding performance of its product offerings and its leadership in exploring advanced technologies to develop innovative products.

Independent wealth management firms have sprung up in China in recent years to serve the fast-expanding wealthy population. While many of them are young with a limited product range and no proven expertise, a small handful have stood out in serving clients with a wide array of product offerings and a track record of generating steady investment returns