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07 Jun 2026, 08:40 UTC · 1h ago
Younger Generations Drive Investment Growth In Southeast Asia
Seeking Alpha
07 Jun 2026, 08:40 UTC · 1h ago
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An estimated $5.8 trillion inter-generational wealth transfer is expected to occur in Southeast Asia by 2030. — This represents a massive influx of potential liquidity into financial markets, driving long-term demand for investment products.
+0.60Net wealth in Asia-Pacific (excluding China) is projected to grow from $92 trillion in 2025 to $121 trillion by 2030. — Broad systemic wealth growth in the region suggests a rising tide for regional equities and financial services.
+0.50Younger demographics are aggressively adopting alternative assets, with 75% of Indonesian crypto investors aged 18-35 and similar trends in Malaysia. — Shifts investor behavior toward higher-risk, high-volatility assets, increasing market appetite for crypto and alternatives.
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Retail participation in CME Group markets from the Asia-Pacific region has increased by 16% over the last five years, specifically in precious metals and oil futures. — Indicates growing retail sophistication and increased volume in global derivatives and commodity markets.
+0.20In Indonesia, retail investors now account for 99.76% of capital market investors, with those under 40 representing 79% of the base. — Highlights a structural shift toward retail-driven price action in the Indonesian market, which can increase volatility.
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