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Discover how succession, governance, and long-term alignment is reshaping discretionary portfolio management in Asia.

Why do so many high-net-worth investors struggle to align their portfolios with their investment convictions? Omar Shokur examines the disconnect facing investors across Asia-Pacific.

From succession planning to family alignment, APAC families are grappling with increasingly complex questions about preserving wealth across generations. Omar Shokur explores the challenges, opportunities, and common gaps that can shape a family’s long-term legacy.

Lombard Odier's 2026 Asia-Pacific high-net-worth individuals study highlights how investors across Asia are prioritising resilience amid uncertainty while facing persistent gaps between intention and implementation. 

Lombard Odier is pleased to announce Edwin Tan as Market Head for Southeast Asia, as part of its commitment to expanding client capabilities in Asia.  

Markets are signalling de-escalation in the Iran conflict, but the endgame may be less decisive than it appears. In his latest byline for The Business Times, John Woods, our Asia CIO, examines how markets are signalling expectations of a near-term de-escalation in the conflict, and why a fragile stalemate remains the most likely outcome. 

Lombard Odier has been named Asia's Best for Discretionary Portfolio Management at the Euromoney Private Banking Awards, marking an inaugural regional win. The recognition reflects the strength of our disciplined, research-driven investment approach, robust risk governance, and long-term commitment to delivering tailored discretionary solutions for private clients across Asia. 

Global markets face near-term challenges, yet strengthening visibility and steady growth expectations underpin a constructive view for 2026. Explore more in this exclusive byline for The Business Times by John Woods, our Asia CIO.