Japan’s wealth managers face a problem for the ages

Local banks believe that reinventing wealth management will supply them with domestic growth in a dismal macro environment. But the challenge is that the bulk of assets are held by elderly people, who aren’t used to investment, aren’t used to paying for it and don’t care much about digital innovation.

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Wealth management in Japan is a totally different story to anywhere else in the world. In most of Asia it is about rising youth, an emerging middle class and the technology required to serve them.

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