Table of Contents
- DATAMONITOR VIEW
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Linked products, online services and capital protected investments are
where innovation is being seen
- Business owners most demand private equity investments
- ANALYSIS
- The most wealth management product/service launches in Asia-Pacific
involve lending products, online service and property investments
- 78% of Asia-Pacific banks have seen significant new launches of
lending products, however innovation is lacking
- 76% of Asia-Pacific banks have seen significant new launches of online
services
- 76% of Asia-Pacific banks have seen significant new launches of
property investments
- 72% of Asia Pacific banks have seen significant new launches of
capital protected products
- The market has not seen much in the way of new charity/philanthropy
services launches
- Lending might be the area where the most new launches are seen, but
linked products, online services and capital protected products are where
innovation is being seen
- Two thirds of banks describe linked products as significantly
innovative
- 62% banks find that online services are significantly innovative
- Asia-Pacific banks have mixed feelings regarding capital protected
investments as being innovative
- Innovation in the next two years is most likely to be seen in the areas
of online services, linked products and capital protected investments
- Over half the respondents expect a lot more innovation over the next
two years in online services
- Three quarters of Asia-Pacific banks expect at least a fair amount of
innovation over the next two years in linked products
- Capital protected products will also be innovative over the next two
years
- Retirees and business owners are demanding the most innovative wealth
management products and services
- Retirees and business owners most demand linked products
- Retirees most demand capital protected products
- Business owners most demand private equity investments
- Expatriates and business owners mostly demand online services
- Wealth managers must sell the benefits of an innovative product
- Data
- APPENDIX
- Methodology
- Further reading
- Ask the analyst
- Datamonitor consulting
- Disclaimer
- List of Tables
- Table 1: Level of product/service launches being witnessed in the
wealth management market
- Table 2: Level of innovation being witnessed in various wealth
management areas
- Table 3: Level of innovation expected to develop over the next two
years in various wealth management areas
- Table 4: Customer segments that have a lot of demand for the following
wealth management areas
- List of Figures
- Figure 1: 66% of Asia-Pacific banks feel that linked products are
significantly innovative
- Figure 2: More than a quarter of respondents believe that business
owners/entrepreneurs have a lot of demand for private equity investments
- Figure 3: Nearly 80% of respondents are seeing a significant number of
lending products being launched in the market
- Figure 4: 34% of Asia-Pacific banks have seen ' many' new launches of
lending products
- Figure 5: 38% of Asia-Pacific banks have seen ' many' new launches of
online services
- Figure 6: Over a quarter of respondents have seen ' many' new launches
of property investments
- Figure 7: 24% of Asia-Pacific banks have seen ' many' new launches of
capital protected products
- Figure 8: 22% of Asia-Pacific banks have seen no significant launches
of charity/philanthropy services
- Figure 9: Linked products and online services are seen as the most
innovative areas in wealth management
- Figure 10: 66% of Asia-Pacific banks feel that linked products are
significantly innovative
- Figure 11: The highest proportion of Asia-Pacific banks find that
online services are quite innovative
- Figure 12: 57% of wealth managers consider capital protected
investments significantly innovative
- Figure 13: Online services and linked products are most likely to
experienced more innovation over the next two years
- Figure 14: The majority of respondents believe that there will be a
lot more innovation in online services over the next two years
- Figure 15: Over three-quarters of respondents expect linked products
to develop significantly over the next two years
- Figure 16: Almost a quarter of Asia-Pacific banks believe there will
be a large increase in innovation over the next two years for capital
protected investments
- Figure 17: Retirees and business owners demand the most innovative
products and services
- Figure 18: Asia-Pacific banks see a lot of demand for linked products
from business owners/entrepreneurs and retirees
- Figure 19: Asia Pacific banks see a lot of demand from retirees for
capital protected investments
- Figure 20: More than a quarter of respondents see a lot of demand for
private equity investments from business owners/entrepreneurs
- Figure 21: Expatriates and business owners demand online services from
their wealth manager
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