Horizon Capital Expands into Southeast Asia with Strategic Partnership


Last updated: 2025-08-27 Source: WealthShield Author:Emma Lawson
intro:Horizon Capital, an investment manager with more than USD 50 billion in assets under management, has announced a strategic partnership with Pacific Trust Bank to expand its wealth management footprint in Southeast Asia. The collaboration will combine

Horizon Capital, an investment manager with more than USD 50 billion in assets under management, has announced a strategic partnership with Pacific Trust Bank to expand its wealth management footprint in Southeast Asia.

The collaboration will combine Horizon’s global asset allocation capabilities with Pacific Trust’s strong regional network and regulatory expertise in Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.

The partnership will target high-net-worth individuals and institutional clients seeking integrated cross-border wealth services. Offerings will include family office support, offshore banking, and tax optimization solutions.

Industry observers believe the alliance could reshape the competitive landscape, enabling Horizon to build stronger ties with Southeast Asia’s growing affluent class while giving Pacific Trust clients access to global investment products.



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