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Asia Capital ClubSEA · GULF

Founders · Family offices · Serious capital

Wall Street built the last generation of fortunes. The next belongs to Asia.

A new generation of founders, family offices and investors from Manila to Dubai is building wealth on its own terms, and getting in early.

See where the returns are Get early access

Free to join. Vetted by conversation. No membership fee.

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Who it's for

Built for people making real decisions with real money.

Members come in at different moments. What they share is a need for straight answers from people who have done it before.

Recently liquid

You sold a company, took a payout or inherited capital. Now every bank wants a meeting and you want a second opinion.

Business owners

Your wealth sits inside one company in one currency. You want to diversify without giving up control.

Building from the Gulf

You earn in Dubai, Riyadh or Doha and your future is back home in Asia. You want assets that outlast the contract.

Family offices

You allocate across generations and borders. You want early access to regional deals and peers who speak your language.

The Report

The Asia Capital Report.

A quarterly read on how wealth across Southeast Asia and the Gulf is allocated, and where it is moving next. Built from member surveys and regional data you will not find in a bank's house view.

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    Allocation by asset classCash, property, equities, gold, private deals. What members actually hold, by region.
  • II
    The cash and currency gaugeInflation, policy rates and currency moves across the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and the GCC.
  • III
    Private markets pipelineEnergy, infrastructure and real assets heading toward investable form before they reach public markets.
  • IV
    Capital corridorsHow money flows between the Gulf and Asia, from remittances to sovereign and family capital.

Founding edition

Reserve a copy

One email per edition. Unsubscribe anytime. We never share your details.

Asia Capital Club Private

A private room for the people who move capital.

Membership is free and vetted. We keep it small on purpose: no selling, no spam, no one pitching you at dinner.

  1. Step 1

    Apply

    Five questions about who you are and what you're working through. Takes three minutes.

  2. Step 2

    Talk

    A short call with the founder so we understand your goals and you understand ours.

  3. Step 3

    Join

    Get matched to a circle and start receiving briefings and deal previews.

Peer circlesGroups of six to eight members matched by stage and goals. Confidential, moderated, monthly.
Quarterly briefingThe full Asia Capital Report plus a members only call on what the data means.
Deal previewsEarly looks at regional energy, infrastructure and private market opportunities, offered only through regulated partners to eligible investors.
Private dinnersSmall tables in Manila, Singapore and Dubai, twice a year.
Start with the Report

Applications open with the founding edition. Reserve a copy above and choose $1M or more to receive an invitation.

Perspectives

From the founder.

Twenty years building investor relations programs, now writing about where Asian and Gulf capital goes next.

Why Gulf money is looking east

Family and sovereign capital from the GCC is building positions in Southeast Asian real assets. What it is buying, and why now.

Forthcoming

The 6% problem

With Philippine inflation above 6% and policy rates below it, cash is losing value every day. What disciplined families do about it.

Forthcoming

Before the IPO comes the deal

Power plants, roads and data centers get funded privately long before the public can buy in. How that pipeline actually works.

Forthcoming

Weekly

The Money Map

One email a week on where capital is moving across Southeast Asia and the Gulf. Five minutes, every Monday.