Makati City, Philippines -- Building wealth is one thing. Preserving it, protecting it, and preparing it for the next generation is another.
As wealth grows, financial decisions become more interconnected. Investment opportunities must be weighed alongside risk management. Estate planning can affect business continuity. Succession decisions may shape how wealth is preserved and transferred for years to come.
Recognizing this growing complexity, Security Bank Wealth gathered clients in Manila and Davao for its 2026 Midyear Events, bringing together experts in investments, tax, legal, trust, and insurance to discuss how individuals and families can take a more integrated approach to managing wealth.
Themed “Building Resilient Wealth: An Integrated Approach to Income, Growth, Protection, and Legacy Planning,” the events explored the key pillars of long-term wealth management and why looking at them together matters more than ever.
Looking beyond market opportunities
The first panel focused on how investors can navigate an evolving global and local market environment while positioning their portfolios for both income and long-term growth.
Moderated by Chrissi Morillo, Head of Investment Strategy at Security Bank, the session featured Thomas Wu, Investment Strategist at Invesco; Rohini Chopra, Executive Director at J.P. Morgan Asset Management; Dion Ong, Head of APAC at Horizon Capital; and Basil Jason Go, Deputy Chief Investment Officer at Security Bank.
The discussion examined the global and Philippine economic outlook, investment opportunities across Asia, equity income strategies, and the long-term implications of artificial intelligence as an investment theme. Across the conversation, one message stood out: successful investing requires discipline, diversification, and a clear understanding of long-term objectives.
For clients, the session provided context on how market trends and opportunities can be translated into investment strategies aligned with their financial goals, risk appetite, and time horizon.
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