Julius Baer report highlights succession planning challenges for Asia's ultra-wealthy families
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Julius Baer
Asia
2026
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Succession planning is the top priority for Asia's ultra-wealthy families. Next-generation family members in Asia have less influence in post-sale decision-making compared to other regions. Differing valuation expectations are the most frequent cause of family misalignment during exit decisions in Asia.
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