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From wealth transfer to living legacy: How Asia’s founders are architecting the future

Asia is facing a significant economic shift as an estimated US$5.8 trillion in wealth is set to transfer from founding generations to successors by 2030. Complex corporate holdings and cross-border lifestyles are complicating the execution of smooth succession.

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