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Malaysia’s Family Office Incentive Scheme clears nine single-family offices
Nine single-family offices with a combined $169M in AUM have won regulatory approval since the 2024 scheme launched, part of the private-capital base that increasingly buys into regional secondaries.
Nine approved single-family offices with a combined $169M in AUM is still a small pool by regional standards, but it's a real, growing base of private capital — and family offices are exactly the kind of patient, less-regulated buyer that a secondaries market depends on.
Malaysia's early build-out of licensed vehicles for this capital is part of the same regulatory pattern seen with SC Malaysia's embrace of digital investment platforms — infrastructure laid years before the deal volume catches up to justify it.
Source: Caproasia ↗
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