AUM growth across China’s top 20 private banks maintained strong momentum in 2021, data from APB Insights found, as the industry defied volatile markets and ongoing travel restrictions due to COVID-19.
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China 2021 Private Banking Client Count & AUM per Client
China 2021 Private Banking Client Count & AUM per Client
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