The Heritage Partnership

The Heritage Partnership

Financial Services

Singapore, Singapore 978 followers

Tailored financial advice and strategies to connect your situation today with your goals for tomorrow.

About us

The Heritage Partnership is a Senior Partner Practice of St. James's Place (Singapore) Private Limited, specialising in bespoke, goals-based financial advisory for affluent, high net worth individuals, family offices, trustees, charities and businesses. We recognise that everyone’s financial journey is different; that is why we take great care in understanding what you have achieved to date and where you wish to be in the future. Working in unison, we are with you at every step as your life evolves. We take on the responsibility of your financial goals as if they were our own by helping you implement and manage a bespoke strategy to preserve your wealth on your journey to build a lasting legacy. As a Senior Partner Practice of St. James's Place, we have the dedicated support of a FTSE 100 company and access to a wide range of high-value financial advice and services. St. James’s Place guarantees the suitability of the advice given by the Heritage Partnership when recommending any of the wealth management products and services available from companies in the group. St. James’s Place (Singapore) Private Limited is regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and is a member of the Investment Management Association of Singapore and Association of Financial Advisers (Singapore). Company Registration No. 200406398R. Capital Markets Services Licence No. CMS100851. The ‘St. James’s Place Partnership’ and the titles ‘Partner’ and ‘Partner Practice’ are marketing terms used to describe St. James’s Place representatives.

Website
http://theheritagepartnership.asia
Industry
Financial Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Type
Partnership
Specialties
Retirement planning, Legacy planning, Repatriation Planning, UK Pension Review, Education Funds Planning, Personal Health Insurance, Life critical illness and disability cover, Business Owner Support, Business Insurance, Financial Wellness, Financial Education in the Work Place, Tax-efficient investment planning, and Trustee Investment Planning

Locations

  • Primary

    1 Raffles Place #15-61, One Raffles Place (Tower 2)

    Singapore, Singapore 048616, SG

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    Last Thursday, we had the pleasure of hosting our clients and guests at our highly anticipated St. James's Place – Asia & Middle East Global Economic Outlook event. With an impressive turnout of attendees, we heard from esteemed speakers, Nick Marro from The Economist Intelligence Unit along with Ben Powell, CFA and Claire C. from Blackrock, as they provided their expert insights on some key trends driving our world and investment markets: 📊 The Global Economic Outlook including a deep dive into Global Asia and China growth prospects for 2024/2025. 🌏 How Geopolitical Risks could impact the economic outlook and how investors could prepare for a hypothetical Trump 2.0 presidency. 🧠 The Impact of Artificial Intelligence and the future for sustainable investments. For those who couldn't join us, you are welcome send us a private message to request a copy of the slides presented.

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  • Welcome to this week’s edition of The Weekly Market Watch, where we give you a quick rundown of last week’s market news in just 8 minutes: 📈 Positive economic indicators from China and Europe, including strong manufacturing and service sector data, boosted hopes for economic recovery. This drove significant gains in global stock markets, with the STOXX Europe 600 and FTSE 100 reaching record highs. The Chinese Politburo's promise of additional economic support further bolstered confidence. 💲 Speculation about interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank and Bank of England influenced financial markets. In the US, higher jobless claims and slower job growth fueled hopes for rate cuts. The Bank of England indicated potential rate cuts but stressed that decisions would depend on inflation dynamics. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gVmvUhDN

    WeekWatch - 13/05/2024

    WeekWatch - 13/05/2024

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    Last Thursday, we had the pleasure of hosting our clients and guests at our highly anticipated St. James's Place – Asia & Middle East Global Economic Outlook event. With an impressive turnout of attendees, we heard from esteemed speakers, Nick Marro from The Economist Intelligence Unit along with Ben Powell, CFA and Claire C. from Blackrock, as they provided their expert insights on some key trends driving our world and investment markets: 📊 The Global Economic Outlook including a deep dive into Global Asia and China growth prospects for 2024/2025. 🌏 How Geopolitical Risks could impact the economic outlook and how investors could prepare for a hypothetical Trump 2.0 presidency. 🧠 The Impact of Artificial Intelligence and the future for sustainable investments. For those who couldn't join us, you are welcome send us a private message to request a copy of the slides presented.

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  • Welcome to this week’s edition of The Weekly Market Watch, where we give you a quick rundown of last week’s market news in just 8 minutes: 📈 May began with a mix of earnings reports and significant economic data, notably the US Federal Reserve's meeting outcome. Japan's intervention in currency markets, combined with concerns over the Bank of Japan's policy impact on the yen, also grabbed attention. 💲 Tech giants Amazon and Apple posted strong first-quarter results, with Amazon's profits driven by advertising and cloud computing, while Apple announced its largest-ever share buyback. Despite global equity losses, the UK's FTSE 100 index gained. The Fed's decision to hold rates and dovish remarks buoyed global stocks, while weaker-than-expected US job growth increased hopes for future rate cuts. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gd9xJ6H6

    WeekWatch - 07/05/2024

    WeekWatch - 07/05/2024

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  • Two days to go until our highly anticipated event, Global Economic Outlook 2024 - "Emerging Trends in an Uncertain World" Join us for an evening featuring experts from The Economist Intelligence Unit and BlackRock, who will be sharing their insights into the key trends driving the world – and investment markets. Nick Marro, Lead for Global Trade & Analyst at The Economist Intelligence Unit, will share his expert insights on the global economic outlook, including a deep dive into Global, Asia and China growth prospects in 2024/25. Nick will also discuss how geopolitics could impact the economic outlook, and how investors could prepare for a hypothetical Trump 2.0 presidency. Our experts from BlackRock, Ben Powell, CFA, Chief Investment Strategist for APAC, and Claire C., APAC Lead Strategist for iShares Thematics, will be breaking down two global mega trends: the impact of artificial intelligence and future for sustainable investments. Mark your calendars and secure your spot for this must-attend event where you'll gain invaluable knowledge to navigate the ever-changing world of investments with confidence. Date: Thursday, 9th May 2024 Time: 6:30pm - 8:45pm Venue: Raffles City Convention Centre, Fairmont Singapore, Stamford Ballroom, 80 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189560 To secure your place, register here https://lnkd.in/gAcqSDPY or scan the QR code.

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  • One week to go until our highly anticipated event, Global Economic Outlook 2024 - "Emerging Trends in an Uncertain World" Join us for an evening featuring experts from The Economist Intelligence Unit and BlackRock, who will be sharing their insights into the key trends driving the world – and investment markets. Nick Marro, Lead for Global Trade & Analyst at The Economist Intelligence Unit, will share his expert insights on the global economic outlook, including a deep dive into Global, Asia and China growth prospects in 2024/25. Nick will also discuss how geopolitics could impact the economic outlook, and how investors could prepare for a hypothetical Trump 2.0 presidency. Our experts from BlackRock, Ben Powell, CFA, Chief Investment Strategist for APAC, and Claire C., APAC Lead Strategist for iShares Thematics, will be breaking down two global mega trends: the impact of artificial intelligence and future for sustainable investments. Mark your calendars and secure your spot for this must-attend event where you'll gain invaluable knowledge to navigate the ever-changing world of investments with confidence. Date: Thursday, 9th May 2024 Time: 6:30pm - 8:45pm Venue: Raffles City Convention Centre, Fairmont Singapore, Stamford Ballroom, 80 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189560 To secure your place, register here https://lnkd.in/gAcqSDPY or scan the QR code.

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  • Welcome to this week’s edition of The Weekly Market Watch, where we give you a quick rundown of last week’s market news in just 7 minutes: 📈 The combined market values of the major tech companies could form the world's second-largest stock exchange, reflecting the significance of their influence on global markets. 💲 Amidst earnings reports from key US companies, Tesla's struggles, Meta's AI spending concerns despite strong earnings, and Microsoft and Alphabet's successful AI investments stood out, driving market dynamics away from geopolitical concerns and towards fundamental economic indicators. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gUYrUePY

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  • Welcome to this week’s edition of The Weekly Market Watch, where we give you a quick rundown of last week’s market news in just 7 minutes: 📈 In the UK, despite a fall in chocolate biscuit prices contributing to lower inflation, the overall inflation rate remained higher than anticipated, potentially delaying expected interest rate cuts by the Bank of England. Meanwhile, high wage growth and rising unemployment pose challenges in navigating the economic landscape. 💲 Internationally, while the US economy shows signs of strength, with robust retail sales and job gains, concerns over inflation persist, impacting market sentiment. Global markets experienced volatility amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, prompting adjustments in expectations for monetary policy, particularly regarding potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gaCv9BMV

    WeekWatch - 22/04/2024

    WeekWatch - 22/04/2024

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