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By: Fast Market Research, Inc. ------------------------------------------------------------ Full Report Details at - http://www.fastmr.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------ Key Highlights * The number of HNWIs in China increased by 41% every year during 2007–2011, and the number of HNWIs reached almost 1 million in 2011 while the number of UHNWIs reached 60,000. * The volume of UNHWIs in finance is projected to grow by 25% per year over the forecast period, due to the large growth in the private banking, bonds, hedge funds, private equity and insurance industries, as well as the continued wealth diversification of China’s middle class. * HNWI allocations to property are expected to fall to 23% of total assets in 2015, from 27% in 2011. However, the amount of wealth held in foreign real estate is forecast to increase. Scope * This research report analyses the changing HNWI demographic in mainland China * It assesses the impact the capital markets correction in 2008 had on client expectations * It considers the private banking services that influence a client's choice in provider * It details the best way to move forward and capitalise on this valuable market Reasons to Purchase * Establish the distinct demographics of Chinese HNWI's * Read how Chinese on-shore HNWI's invest to generate excess returns in a less favourable macro environment * Assess the impact of the 2008 global de-rating on client expectations * See what the constraints on the domestic wealth market are * Find out how the offshore market can gain Chinese investors if the right performance and service can be offered Companies Mentioned in this Report: Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Bank of Communications, NOAH Private Wealth Management, CITIC, AIG Private Bank Partial Table of Contents: Executive Summary List of Figures List of Tables Chapter I: Key facts on HNWIs in China 1.1 Traditional regional distribution of HNWIs is changing as growth is increasing in inland cities 1.2 Lowering property prices will threaten HNWI growth in 2012 1.3 China is in the top three in terms of number of households with a net wealth of US$1 Million 1.4 Volumes of both HNWIs and investable assets will grow quickly in the next three years Chapter 2: The geographical distribution of China's HNWIs 2.1 Beijing, Guangdong and Shanghai are the key 3 regions 2.2 Top three regions account for nearly half the total number of wealthy individuals 2.3 The traditionally less attractive east coast has had a bigger growth of HNWIs than the rest of China Chapter 3: Segmenting HNWI's 3.1 Business owners - 55% of the total HNWIs 3.2 Real estate investors 3.3 Stock market investors 3.4 Senior management Chapter 4: Industries monopolise HNWI wealth creation 4.1 The entertainment and retail industries are lagging behind their peers worldwide Chapter 5: Profiling Chinese HNWIs 5.1 A typical Chinese HNWI 5.2 The US losing its level of billionaires 5.3 Starting from scratch - first-generation wealth accounts for the majority of HNWIs 5.4 The majority of Chinese HNWIs are under 50 years old 5.5 Women represent a higher proportion of HNWIs in China than globally 5.6 The majority of Chinese HNWIs have post-graduate degrees Chapter 6: HNWI investment behaviour 6.1 Opening up to the idea of professional wealth management services 6.2 Market volatility during 2007-2009 6.3 Most HNWIs are prepared to take medium risks 6.4 More Chinese HNWIs are thinking about inheritance issues 6.5 Current investment tendencies for Chinese HNWIs Chapter 7: Investment aims of Chinese HNWIs 7.1 Ever-increasing expectations 7.2 Prioritising investment aims - the top three 7.3 The most generous donors 7.4 The majority of donations are event-specific 7.5 Chinese banks are getting involved in charity 7.6 Wealth preservation has an influence on domestic and foreign asset allocation 7.7 Chinese HNWIs pursue investment immigration 7.8 The complexity of managing overseas assets will require professional advice 7.9 Educating children is becoming more important 7.2.1 Dynamics of HNWIs asset allocation 7.2.2 The need for financing and value-added services 7.2.3 Word of mouth is the most important information channel for choosing a private banking service Chapter 8: The competitive landscape of Chinese private banking 8.1 An overview of the private banking industry 8.2 The five largest state-owned commercial banks are active in private banking 8.3 Local and foreign banks now offer private banking services throughout China 8.4 Chinese private banking networks 8.5 Ranking the domestic banks' private banking businesses 8.6 Leading private wealth managers among Chinese domestic banks Chapter 9: Overseas banks in China 9.1 Overseas banks less prominent than they would like to be 9.2 How overseas banks are organised in China 9.3 Foreign reputations took a knock following the banking crisis 9.4 Differences between domestic and foreign banks Chapter 10: The advantages of a state-controlled banking system Full Table of Contents is available at: -- http://www.fastmr.com/ About Timetric Timetric is an independent economic and business research firm providing critical intelligence on emerging economies and key global industries. 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