Noah Holdings and its global asset allocation platform Olive Asset Management held the 2026 Global Investor Summit in Hong Kong under the theme "The Year of Realization: A New Chapter in Global Allocation." The wealth management institution said it is combining its global investment network, professional expertise and AI capabilities to develop a system supporting the long-term wealth needs of global Chinese families. Investment professionals from Global Infrastructure Partners, a part of BlackRock, Macquarie Asset Management, Bridgepoint, HarbourVest Partners and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management attended and joined discussions. Noah said its continuing investments in global funds have helped build manager relationships and underlying research data used to assess industry changes, validate investment judgments and support asset allocation. Chairwoman Norah Wang said professional expertise should help clients distinguish tolerable fluctuations from risks they must avoid, while CEO Zander Yin said AI is extending human intelligence and helping Noah connect accumulated knowledge about general partners into research pathways. Noah operates through three coordinated platforms: ARK Wealth Management for account services and investment execution; Olive Asset Management for long-term allocation across private equity, venture capital, real estate and global infrastructure; and Glory Family Heritage for family protection, succession and lifestyle services. Olive Global CEO Peng Jing said the platform is developing "institutional intelligence" by converting investment research, decisions and experience into organizational methods that can be tested and improved. AI supports information coverage, anomaly detection and ongoing monitoring, while professionals retain responsibility for industry judgment, risk assessment and final decisions. Founded in 2005, Noah listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 2010 and completed a dual primary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2022. Its business spans nine countries and regions, with account and trading centers in Singapore, Hong Kong, China, the United States, and Shanghai, China.