Overview
- At least ten Asian family offices and ultra-rich advisers have reduced or frozen investments in US equities and Treasuries, citing trade-policy unpredictability under President Trump.
- Some investors, including a family office managing Chinese billionaire assets, have fully exited US holdings, reallocating 20–30% of portfolios to China and Europe.
- Major asset managers like Janus Henderson and Amundi report increasing client flows into European funds as US markets lose appeal.
- Safe-haven assets like cash and gold are gaining traction, with one top Asian bank executive moving 60% of his US holdings into these alternatives.
- Hong Kong equities, up over 13% in 2025, and attractive valuations in China and Europe are drawing capital, while US benchmarks like the S&P 500 show declines.