South-East Asia super rich worry more about succession disputes


A survey of 129 high net worth advisers between early April and mid-May found that 41% said their clients in the region are most worried about family disputes. — The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: The super rich in South-East Asia are more worried that a lack of succession planning could lead to family disputes than those who are well-heeled in other regions, a poll finds.

A survey of 129 high net worth (HNW) advisers between early April and mid-May found that 41% said their clients in the region are most worried about family disputes.

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