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Asia's Next Gen Seizes Financial Control

The next generation of Asia's wealthy are increasingly taking control of their family fortunes, a shift driven by their global education and financial literacy, while the fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein files continues to reverberate in Europe, and the United States seeks to revitalize its relationship with Europe, according to multiple news sources. Wealth managers are adapting to this trend, allowing younger clients to make investment decisions, as an intergenerational wealth transfer of up to $5.8 trillion in assets is anticipated by 2030, according to Fortune. Simultaneously, the Epstein scandal is causing significant repercussions in Europe, with high-profile figures facing job losses and investigations, while the U.S. response has been notably less impactful, as reported by NPR News.

In Asia, the changing dynamics of wealth management are evident. Alice Tan, head of group wealth management for Malaysian bank Maybank, told Fortune that the older generation of wealthy Asians typically relied on bankers, but the younger generation is more comfortable with financial instruments. Some are even the chief investment officers in their family offices, Tan said. This shift is prompting wealth management providers to engage in intellectual discussions with their younger clientele.

Meanwhile, Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated the United States wants to revitalize its relationship with Europe in a key foreign policy speech to the continents leaders on Saturday, according to Time. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, Rubio said the U.S. and Europe shared a centuries-old history and belong together. This message was viewed by some European leaders as an olive branch after an antagonistic appearance by Vice President J.D. Vance at the same forum the previous year. Rubio added, "We want Europe to be strong."

The Epstein scandal continues to unfold with differing impacts. The disparity in responses between Europe and the U.S. highlights the varying societal reactions to individuals connected to Epstein, raising questions about accountability and the influence of powerful figures, according to NPR News. The differing outcomes underscore the complexities of justice and the potential for selective enforcement in cases involving the elite.

NPR's Lauren Frayer, after years in India, has been covering Britain with the legacy of empire in view, according to NPR News.

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