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Risk Management14 Apr 2026

Malaysia's HNW individuals ahead in legacy planning compared to those in several wealthier markets

By Reva Ganesan | 14 Apr 2026

Malaysia Life & Health Wealth Management

High net worth (HNW) individuals in Malaysia show a stronger sense of urgency when it comes to legacy planning, supported in part by robust GDP growth and rising incomes, according to the findings revealed by HSBC Life's first survey on HNW legacy planning across Asia and the Middle East.

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