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Hubbis features Jeffrey Lee on the rise of the multi‑hub family office landscape

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Partner Jeffrey Lee writes for Hubbis on how geopolitical shifts, tax reform and regulatory scrutiny are reshaping global wealth planning, prompting HNW and UHNW families to adopt increasingly flexible, multi‑jurisdictional structures.

Jeffrey highlights several key trends, including the continued rise in cross‑border mobility, the growing sophistication of family office governance, and the emergence of a truly multi‑hub ecosystem led by Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai. He discusses how clients are seeking stability, transparency and long‑term strategic flexibility as they rethink residence, asset structuring and intergenerational planning.

The article also explores the evolving competitive landscape among regional wealth hubs and examines how jurisdictional advantages, from regulatory clarity to talent availability, are influencing the next phase of global family office growth.

Read the full article on Hubbis.

Jeffrey Lee

Partner, Head of Singapore office, Private Client

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