Is US exceptionalism truly dead?

Is US exceptionalism truly dead? With Big Tech valuations soaring and global tensions rising, investors must choose: stay US-focused or diversify. Discover why the American formula for growth may still have legs, and where the most rewarding opportunities lie next as Genevieve Cua and Capital Group…

With rising geopolitical perils, investment opportunities and risks in 2026

Markets soared in 2025, but what lies ahead? What of the US K-shaped economy, the dollar's decline, and the AI valuation puzzle? Where can we find income and how can we build a portfolio resilient against global fiscal dominance? Wealth editor Genevieve Cua gets insights from Alexandre Tavazzi, hea…

Planning early for a successful Great Wealth Transfer

Asia is on the cusp of a massive US$6 trillion wealth transfer — but with great wealth comes great complexity.  In this episode of WealthBT, host Genevieve Cua speaks with Victor Aerni, CEO, Pictet Wealth Management Asia, about the forces reshaping intergenerational succession.  From the rise of …

Hedging the cost of long-term care

If you’re worried about the hidden costs of long-term care, you're not alone. Most Singaporeans underestimate the financial strain, but Singlife's Helen Shen reveals the shocking truth and common misconceptions. Discover why long-term care isn't just for the elderly and how to safeguard your financ…

Building long-term portfolios in a changing world order

The global economy is facing tectonic shifts. From inflation to deglobalisation, US exceptionalism to Asia's rise, how can investors navigate these monumental changes? What long-term trends are challenging assumptions? Wealth editor Genevieve Cua speaks to Alexandre Tavazzi from Pictet Wealth Manag…

The cost of dying unprepared: Why your will may not be enough

Disputes over wills can fracture families and drag on in court. In this episode of WealthBT, host Genevieve Cua speaks with Ang Boon Yaw of Yeo Marini Law Corporation on why more Singaporeans — including younger couples — are taking estate planning seriously.  From the risks of DIY will to why tru…

Staying invested for long-term gains

If markets have you on edge, this WealthBT episode reveals how geopolitical crises and market swings can actually be opportunities. Join Genevieve Cua and Pictet Wealth Management Asia’s CEO Victor Aerni to learn how a long-term approach and strategic asset allocation can help you gain from volatil…

Structured notes: The best thing since sliced bread?

Structured notes promise yield, flexibility, and even capital protection — but are they right for your portfolio?  Host Genevieve Cua speaks with Franck Fayard from Marex to unpack how these complex instruments work, when they make sense, and what to watch out for.  From crypto-linked notes to ca…

Estate planning is easy, legacy planning is not: WealthBT

When we hear "legacy planning," most of us think of wills, trusts, and financial assets. But what if true legacy is about much more than money? In this episode of WealthBT, host Genevieve Cua speaks with Christopher Tan, CEO of Providend, about how legacy planning is really about values, identity,…

Is it really time to sell America? WealthBT

Sell America, some said. Don’t buy the dip, others said.  Thanks to US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, investment advice have popped up left and right in the media. But don’t panic just yet, according to Dr Wei Dai, head of research and vice president at Dimensional Fund Advisors. In t…