Our Clients Are Getting More Cautious, Says UBS's Lo

The transcript discusses the current state of equity markets, the impact of a weak currency, and the limited outflow of investments. It highlights the importance of global diversification for clients, especially in the context of a trade war. The discussion also covers the impact of the trade war on businesses, particularly in China, and the psychological effects on market sentiment. The transcript touches on investment opportunities and talent acquisition in Asia, with a focus on the Great China region. It also reports on Alibaba's leadership transition, with Daniel Zhang set to replace Jack Ma as chairman. Finally, it addresses the competition for talent in the wealth management industry and the economic changes observed by business owners in China.

What factors have contributed to the weakness in the currency markets?

How have clients been advised to respond to the current economic environment?

What impact has the trade war had on businesses according to the discussion?

What are the sentiments of clients regarding their investment plans amidst the trade war?

How has China's dependence on exports changed over the years?

What are the implications of the Great Bay Area initiative for Hong Kong?

What challenges are faced by firms in the wealth management industry in Asia?