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Asia’s affluent families rethink legacy planning as complexity shifts focus to execution
Asia's affluent families are rethinking legacy planning due to the complexity of intergenerational wealth transfers over the next 20 to 30 years. Modern portfolios include private businesses, alternative assets, and global real estate holdings across multiple jurisdictions, increasing execution challenges.
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