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Banks look to fill Asia's wealth management talent void

As Asia's population grows richer, the continent's wealth management industry is struggling to keep pace and meet the needs of the ever-expanding number of high-net-worth individuals. Gone are the days of simply poaching such staff, and many banks are now focusing on producing home-grown talent.
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Banks look to fill Asia's wealth management talent void

The growth of high-net-worth individuals in Asia has outpaced the growth in the number of relationship managers who have the expertise to serve them. The industry is now taking a more long-term view in training private bankers who are able to address the differing needs of Asian clients and can account for the geographical differences within the region itself.

The talent pool has been limited in part because of the rapid growth of the sector, and also because the wealth industry in Asia is relatively immature.

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