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title: "WRISE Lauches Client Service Center in Taiwan"
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description: "WRISE, a Singapore-based multi-family office, has launched a new client service center in Taipei, Taiwan. The center will provide client advisory services and introduce educational initiatives focused on family wealth. Andrew Wang will lead the center, bringing extensive experience in mergers and acquisitions. Derrick Tan, WRISE’s group executive chairman, stated that this move is part of a strategy to create a comprehensive wealth management ecosystem in Asia, addressing the evolving wealth landscape in Taiwan."
datetime: "2026-02-13T11:07:20.000Z"
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# WRISE Lauches Client Service Center in Taiwan

**Singapore-headquartered multi-family office WRISE has expanded its footprint with the launch of a new client service center in Taiwan.**

WRISE has launched a client service center in Taipei, Taiwan, according to a statement. In addition to client advisory and consultation services, the firm will introduce family wealth-related educational and engagement initiatives in Taipei with a focus on sharing long-term perspectives and encouraging next-generation dialogue.

The center will be led by **Andrew Wang**, managing director of WRISE Taipei. Wang has extensive board experience in mergers and  
acquisitions, capital investments, venture capital and public listings. He was previously chairman of several listed companies, including Jhen Vei Electronic, United Fiber Optic Communication, and Jye Tai Precision Industrial.

«The establishment of our client service center in Taipei is a strategic step in WRISE’s broader strategy to build a borderless, 360-degree wealth management ecosystem across Asia,» said **Derrick Tan**, WRISE’s group executive chairman. «Taiwan’s wealth landscape is evolving rapidly, and we are positioning WRISE to be the nexus for families seeking to navigate this complexity.»

Headquartered in Singapore, WRISE Group operates across Dubai, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Changsha, Tokyo and Taipei with a focus on three core business lines: WRISE Private, WRISE Prestige and WRISE Capital. Currently, it has over 400 employees alongside an ecosystem of more than 200 financial intermediaries and access to eight booking centers.

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