Bank of Singapore has announced a refresh of its Chief Investment Office Global Advisory Council and released its latest Supertrends report for 2026. The council, established in 2024, now includes John Studzinski from PIMCO and Lauren Goodwin from KKR, joining a roster of esteemed experts from various sectors. This move aims to enhance the bank’s advisory capabilities amidst a rapidly changing global landscape.
The newly released report, titled “Supertrends 2026: Cycles, Halos and Moonshots,” outlines five key structural shifts expected to reshape capital, risk, and opportunity. These include navigating chokepoints, adopting a whole portfolio approach, China’s renaissance, the pervasive influence of artificial intelligence, and the growth of the longevity economy. The report encourages investors to look beyond short-term market fluctuations and focus on long-term wealth creation opportunities.
The council’s insights are integral to the bank’s strategic direction, providing clients with a comprehensive view of the geopolitical and economic trends that could impact investment decisions. The bank’s commitment to delivering world-class investment insights is further demonstrated through its annual CIO Summit series, where council members and industry leaders discuss future investment themes.
As the private banking arm of OCBC Group, Bank of Singapore continues to strengthen its role as a strategic anchor for investment leadership, offering valuable perspectives to ultra-high net worth families and high net worth individuals across Asia.
