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Maybank Private continues to redefine private banking in Malaysia through cutting-edge product innovation, strategic partnerships and a client-centric approach. The institution has solidified its position as a leader in wealth management, offering bespoke solutions tailored to sophisticated investors.

In a memorable year marked by service innovation, Hana Bank has made tangible progress in many areas.

HSBC is recognised as Hong Kong's best private bank due its commitment to tailored solutions that cater to the evolving needs of the market's private banking clients.

HSBC strengthened its fund selection capabilities in 2024, blending institutional rigour with digital innovation to deliver strategies that weathered market storms. Anchored by a philosophy of global diversification and disciplined risk management, the team’s open-architecture platform – offering access to over 300 active funds and 500 exchange-traded funds, vetted by a 40-member global manager selection team across Hong Kong and India – ensured clients capitalised on best-in-class active and passive managers worldwide.

In Asia’s competitive private banking arena, BNP Paribas Wealth Management has distinguished itself as a stalwart for ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) clients, blending global expertise with localised insights to address the intricate needs of wealthy families and entrepreneurs.

E.SUN Bank has demonstrated a sustained commitment to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. The bank has taken an active international stance on sustainable finance. In 2024, the bank’s chairman, Joseph Huang, was a delegate to COP29 in Baku, where he delivered a speech entitled ‘Beyond Finance: Leadership and Partnership,’ highlighting the bank’s commitment to climate finance.

DBS has been crowned Asia’s best for family-office services, cementing its leadership in serving ultra-high-net-worth families across the region. Judges lauded DBS’s significant focus on “client-friendly and compliant structures” and its “clear, promising growth strategies” in key Asian markets.

Singapore-based UOB Private Bank, headed by Chew Mun Yew, has been recognised as Asia’s top discretionary portfolio management (DPM) provider, a testament to its client-centric approach, consistent performance and strategic innovations since launching its dedicated DPM team in 2016. The award highlights the bank’s ability to navigate market complexities while delivering tailored solutions for clients across the region.

Through its comprehensive service model, strong financial performance and forward-thinking strategies, ANZ Private continues to set the standard for private banking in Australia.

In Asia’s rapidly evolving wealth management landscape, UBS has distinguished itself through a blend of investment acumen, philanthropic innovation and tailored client solutions. Drawing on its global expertise and regional agility, the bank’s 2024 achievements reflect a commitment to adaptability and client-centric growth, positioning it as a leader in Asia’s private banking sector.

BNP Paribas Wealth Management demonstrated a steadfast commitment to innovation and client-centric digital transformation during the review period, as it continues to anticipate clients’ evolving needs. The bank embraced disruptive technologies and future-proofing solutions with the aim of providing personalised, high-tech and high-touch services that deliver exceptional value to private banking clients.

As the global financial landscape braces for an historic generational wealth transfer, Goldman Sachs has positioned itself at the forefront of addressing the evolving needs of younger clients in Asia. Through a blend of tailored education, innovative digital tools and cross-generational relationship-building, the firm has cemented its position as a trusted partner for families navigating complex wealth transitions.