As global supply chains move out of China to Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and parts of Europe, something else is shifting quietly but decisively: Chinese business owners, executives, and high-earning professionals are relocating their capital, their companies, and in many cases their families. This emerging wave is not the traditional emigrant population of a decade ago. It is a more financially sophisticated, globally connected, and risk-aware class shaped

The new normal in Asian wealth management is “geographic diversification.” After a period of Singapore-centric concentration, families are now distributing assets and strategic control across at least two, often three, jurisdictions.