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Asia Pacific Family Office Statistics 2026

The second largest family office market by number, and the global leader in technology conviction. Figures with source and year.

Last updated 11 August 2026 · 2 min read

A sourced snapshot of Asia Pacific family offices in 2026, split between North Asia and Southeast Asia, covering population, the world's highest AI adoption and subregional allocation, drawn from UBS and Deloitte primary studies.

Key takeaways

  • Asia Pacific holds an estimated 2,290 single family offices in 2024, overtaking Europe.
  • Southeast Asia leads the world in AI adoption at about 88 percent of offices invested.
  • Both subregions are unusually active repositioners, with planned allocation changes near 71 to 81 percent.

Asia Pacific has quietly become the second largest family office market by number, and the global leader in technology conviction. This page collects the 2026 figures for the region, split between North Asia and Southeast Asia where the survey separates them, each with its source and year. For the global picture and the full methodology, see the main reference on family office statistics.

Population and scale

Roughly 2,290 single family offices operated in Asia Pacific in 2024, a total that has overtaken Europe's estimated 2,020 (Deloitte, 2024, modelled estimate).

Asia Pacific is projected to grow fastest in percentage terms through 2030, outpacing North America's rate of expansion (Deloitte, 2024, projection). Asia Pacific families were the second largest respondent group in the UBS survey at about 23 percent of participants (UBS, 2026).

AI leadership

Southeast Asia recorded the highest AI adoption in the world, with about 88 percent of family offices already invested in the theme (UBS, 2026).

North Asia followed at about 74 percent AI adoption, alongside strong interest in AI-enabled healthcare near 49 percent (UBS, 2026).

Allocation by subregion

North Asian offices anchored about 47 percent in North America with about 25 percent in Greater China, and were active repositioners with about 71 percent planning allocation changes (UBS, 2026).

Southeast Asian offices held about 58 percent in North America while raising exposure across Greater China and Asia Pacific, with about 81 percent planning allocation changes. Beyond AI, Southeast Asian priorities included power and resources near 50 percent and automation and robotics near 44 percent (UBS, 2026).

What to keep in mind

The Deloitte count is a model, and the overtaking of Europe is a modelled crossover rather than a registered census. The UBS subregional figures rest on smaller respondent counts than the global averages, so treat single-region percentages as directional. The consistent signal across both subregions is high technology conviction paired with an unusually active willingness to reposition.

Frequently asked questions

How many family offices are there in Asia Pacific?
Deloitte Private estimates roughly 2,290 single family offices in Asia Pacific in 2024, a total that has overtaken Europe, and the region is projected to grow fastest in percentage terms through 2030. These are modelled estimates rather than a registry count.
Which region has the highest AI adoption among family offices?
Southeast Asia leads the world in the UBS Global Family Office Report 2026, with about 88 percent of family offices already invested in the artificial intelligence theme, the highest of any region. North Asia follows at about 74 percent.
How do Asia Pacific family offices allocate?
North Asian offices anchored about 47 percent in North America with about 25 percent in Greater China, while Southeast Asian offices held about 58 percent in North America. Both subregions were highly active in repositioning, with planned allocation changes near 71 and 81 percent respectively, per the UBS Global Family Office Report 2026.

This guide is educational and general in nature. It does not constitute investment, legal, tax or financial advice.

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