Investment Roundup We remain selectively positive on credit, favouring higher-quality issuers and short- to intermediate-duration bonds that can capture attractive carry while limiting volatility. With the US dollar uncertainty, we…
Investment Roundup In summary, the market is experiencing rotation rather than risk aversion; although cash positioning has increased, overall risk appetite remains intact. This correction appears healthy and flow-driven, setting…
Investment Roundup As 2025 draws to a close, the message is clear: the era of synchronized tightening is over. Investors now face a more nuanced landscape—one defined by divergent central-bank…
For Immediate Release Raffles Family Office Appoints Caroline Langston as Chief People OfficerHong Kong, 7 November 2025 – Raffles Family Office (“RFO”, the “firm”), Asia’s leading multi-family office (“MFO”), has…
Chi-man Kwan, Group CEO of Raffles Family Office, was honoured to be invited to speak at the inaugural Mastercard ASEAN Inclusive Growth Summit last week.In conversation with Shamina Singh, Founder…
Investment Roundup The macro backdrop continues to favour hard assets, but entry points are becoming less attractive as yield support wanes. Gold remains a strategic hedge against fiscal and policy…
Our 2025 Annual Forum garnered wide attention from leading media outlets. Explore the list of media features below and relive the key moments shared at the forum.11 Oct 2025DealStreetAsiaHong Kong…
Investment Roundup In summary, the yen appears likely to stabilise within a range, with market participants noting continued interest in instruments linked to stable currency dynamics. Japanese equities are expected…
https://youtu.be/VQ32_7b-7Ug The Raffles Family Office Experience – Where People Come First What makes Raffles Family Office the place to work? It’s more than a career — it’s a community where…
Investment Roundup Overall, markets lean toward gradual cuts as the base case, consistent with a controlled disinflationary soft landing. However, investors are hedging against the risk of faster, recession-driven cuts…
