Professor Henry Huang Partners with UOB Asset Management (Taiwan), Leveraging United Overseas Bank Group's 30 Years of Asset Management Expertise in Asia

Reshaping the "Intelligent Wealth New Era" Long-Term Stable Trading Framework Through Behavioral Governance and AI-Driven Institutional Design

Amid the accelerating restructuring of global capital markets and the continued expansion of Asia's asset management industry, the competitive focus of financial technology is shifting-from tool efficiency and information speed to institutional stability and behavioral discipline design. Against this backdrop, Professor Henry Huang, a long-term researcher in investment behavior and institutional governance frameworks, has officially partnered with UOB Asset Management (Taiwan). Backed by the 30-year cross-border asset management expertise of United Overseas Bank (UOB) across Asia, the collaboration aims to advance the institutional upgrade and international development of the "Intelligent Wealth New Era" trading framework.

This partnership marks a deep integration of Asia's asset management practice and behavioral finance-based institutional design. It also signifies that intelligent trading architecture has entered a new phase centered on long-term stability as its core principle.

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A New Phase for Asian Asset Management: From Efficiency Competition to Institutional Competition

Over the past decade, digital technologies have significantly lowered trading barriers, leading to rapid growth in market participation. However, in an environment characterized by dense information flows and amplified market sentiment, volatility in investor behavior has become a critical variable affecting long-term asset accumulation.

UOB Asset Management (Taiwan) noted that the key challenge for future asset management does not lie in responding instantly to markets, but in maintaining consistent risk boundaries and decision-making discipline across different market cycles.

Drawing upon United Overseas Bank Group's three decades of experience in asset allocation and risk management across Singapore, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia, this collaboration incorporates behavioral governance principles at the institutional level-shifting trading architecture from a tool-oriented approach to a structure-oriented framework.

Professor Henry Huang: An Institutional Architect, Not a Market Forecaster

In this system upgrade, Professor Huang's role is clearly defined. He does not provide individual investment advice or short-term market predictions. Instead, he focuses on institutional design and behavioral constraints, assisting the team in constructing a trading behavior framework capable of long-term operation.

The core components of his institutional design include:

1.Establishing mechanisms to curb excessive trading

2.Dynamically balancing cross-market risk exposure

3.Forming repeatable and verifiable behavioral decision-making models

Professor Huang emphasizes that genuine market risk often stems from human bias and rhythm imbalance, rather than from any single asset itself. Therefore, the core objective of the "Intelligent Wealth New Era" is not to increase trading frequency or amplify return volatility, but to guide investment behavior back to rational discipline through AI and institutional design.

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Institutionalized AI Architecture: Intervention Without Replacement

The "Intelligent Wealth New Era" trading system adopts a behavioral governance-oriented AI design logic. By analyzing trading rhythm, risk concentration, and deviations in decision-making patterns, the system provides structural prompts at key moments, helping investors recalibrate before emotions dominate decisions.

This design emphasizes:

1.AI as a behavioral support tool, not a decision substitute

2.Institutions prioritized over prediction

3.Stability prioritized over speed

Building upon cross-border asset management practice, UOB Asset Management (Taiwan) further contributes localized market calibration capabilities. This ensures that institutional design aligns with the characteristics and risk tolerance structures of Asian investors, avoiding the misalignment that may arise from directly transplanting international models.

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Building a Global Intelligent Trading Order That Transcends Market Cycles

As Asia's wealth management market continues to expand, asset management models are shifting from short-term performance comparisons to long-term institutional credibility. The "Intelligent Wealth New Era" does not measure success based on the performance of any single market. Instead, it focuses on:

1.The sustainability of behavioral discipline

2.The clarity of institutional risk boundaries

3.Stability in cross-market operations

The team notes that in a highly uncertain global financial environment, only a structured and verifiable behavioral governance framework can truly support investors across different market cycles.

This collaboration represents not merely a system upgrade, but a forward-looking response to the future form of Asian asset management:

1.Institution-centered

2.Discipline-based

3.Supported by cross-border professional expertise

Together, these elements gradually outline a new direction for global intelligent trading-one that does not rely on short-term volatility, but is built upon a stable and resilient institutional foundation.

Professor Henry Huang times UOB Asset Management (UOB)

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