Ali Sabancı, an investor with an asset management scale of $9 billion, shared his global wealth allocation strategy.
It is understood that half of his managed funds are deployed in overseas markets—he has a presence in global financial centers such as London, New York, and Dubai. This cross-regional allocation reflects the high-net-worth individuals' emphasis on geographic diversification.
Interestingly, about 15% of this $9 billion is not his own funds but entrusted assets from other investors. This indicates that he has gained considerable trust in the field of wealth management.
When asked about the reason for frequent travel between these cities, he joked, "Business opportunities and relaxing vacations." Concise but revealing the philosophy of top investors balancing work and life—opportunities and enjoyment often go hand in hand.
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BearMarketBarber
· 12-26 13:51
9 billion USD, half thrown overseas... This guy really knows how to play. Flying back and forth between London, New York, and Dubai, while I just watch the K-line chart at home haha
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rugged_again
· 12-26 13:46
$9 billion still needs to be distributed across the globe, there's really no moment of peace.
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consensus_failure
· 12-26 13:44
Oh my god, 9 billion... I'm still worried about earning 5k a month
Geographical diversification sounds fancy, but basically it's just not putting all your eggs in one basket. Retail investors like us understand that too
The 15% entrusted assets have some substance; trustworthiness really is valuable
"Business opportunities and relaxing vacations" haha, translated it means cutting leeks while enjoying life
Imagine every city has a home feeling—vacation in New York, doing business in London, investing in Dubai... The happiness of the wealthy is so simple and unpretentious
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SelfCustodyBro
· 12-26 13:36
$9 billion in cross-region allocation, in plain terms, it's the insurance strategy of the wealthy. No wonder it can attract so much entrusted capital.
Ali Sabancı, an investor with an asset management scale of $9 billion, shared his global wealth allocation strategy.
It is understood that half of his managed funds are deployed in overseas markets—he has a presence in global financial centers such as London, New York, and Dubai. This cross-regional allocation reflects the high-net-worth individuals' emphasis on geographic diversification.
Interestingly, about 15% of this $9 billion is not his own funds but entrusted assets from other investors. This indicates that he has gained considerable trust in the field of wealth management.
When asked about the reason for frequent travel between these cities, he joked, "Business opportunities and relaxing vacations." Concise but revealing the philosophy of top investors balancing work and life—opportunities and enjoyment often go hand in hand.