Independent media for the global private client world
Wealth Office is a long-form interview series with the founders, families and private capital holders reshaping the world. Filmed in London's great rooms. Published across Western and Chinese platforms.
The guest's chairEvery Wealth Office conversation is filmed on location in London. The chair is the only seat a guest is offered.
The Wealth Office audience this week
Subscribers and followers across all platforms
Checked 12 Oct 2026. Updated every Monday.
What we are building
Wealth Office is building the independent media brand for the families and principals who hold private capital, and for the advisers, institutions and creators who serve them. Long-form conversations filmed in London's great rooms, published in six languages across Western and Chinese platforms, and organised into the ideas that shape how wealth is held, passed on and put to work.
Wealth Office Insights
Essays drawn from what Wealth Office guests have said on the record. New essays follow every new episode.
News
Briefs on billionaires, family offices and private capital from Bloomberg, Forbes, the South China Morning Post and more. All news
Series architecture
Both series are filmed to the same production standard, in the same rooms, by the same team.
Editorial · Never sponsoredOne-on-one conversations exclusively with private capital-holding principals, authors and academics. The focus is their perspective, and how private capital is building the new world across business, technology, philanthropy and culture.
Exchange · Sometimes sponsoredTwo globally recognised leaders explore one subject where power, risk and long-term consequence intersect. Issue-led dialogue that stress-tests an idea or proposition.
Wealth Office X is where paid collaboration lives. It is always editorially led, never an advertisement in interview form.
The recurring questions
Ranked by how often each theme recurs across the episode library. Each theme has its own page that grows with every new episode.
In the chair
Every guest has a profile page drawing together their episodes, clips and the ideas they put on the record.
Behind the camera
The hosts, producers and strategists who make Wealth Office, in London, Hong Kong and Mumbai. Full biographies
From the comments
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Hosts
Based in London, Michael is a close adviser to some of the world's most ambitious private capital holders, with particular depth across Asia's major business families and family offices. His work sits at the intersection of media, reputation and the relationships shaping this era of private wealth. He is Principal Partner of Michael Macfarlane Associates, which produces Wealth Office.
About the seriesBased in Mumbai. Former South Asia Bureau Chief for the Daily Telegraph and host of The Diplomat's Beyond the Indus podcast, with over a decade advising UHNWIs and family offices across India and South Asia.
Based in Hong Kong. Moves between Western and Greater China circles in English, Mandarin and Cantonese, with long-standing relationships across Asia's family office and private client world.
Published in long, mid and short form
One filmed session becomes a long-form episode, mid-length clips and short-form cuts in English and Mandarin.
Collaboration partners
Wealth Office X places a firm's expertise inside a trusted, independent private client channel, with long-form authority, multi-platform distribution and content built for how AI now recommends people and firms.
Wealth Office Insights
Essays on private capital, family wealth and the forces reshaping the private client world, drawn from what Wealth Office guests have said on the record.
Episodes
Long-form episodes from both series, with an overview, key ideas and verified quotes for each.
Biography
Allen Law is a Hong Kong-born, Singapore-based entrepreneur and investor who founded Park Hotel Group and is now the founder of MORROW, a longevity and lifestyle medicine centre in Singapore. He is a third-generation member of the Law family of Hong Kong and a permanent resident of Singapore.
Law's grandfather, Law Ting Pong, founded the family's garment business, which became the apparel manufacturer LAWSGROUP. His father, Law Kar Po, expanded the family's interests into real estate and hospitality. The family follows a principle of one family member to one business unit, which has encouraged each generation to build a new enterprise. Law studied mathematics and management at King's College London.
Law became a hotelier in 2003, when, aged 23 and still a student in London, he took on a hotel his family had bought in Hong Kong. He worked in a range of roles, including entry-level service positions, before moving into executive leadership. Under his direction Park Hotel Group grew from a single Hong Kong property into a regional portfolio across China, Singapore, Japan and the Maldives, operating under the Grand Park and Park Hotel brands. A notable transaction was Grand Park Orchard in Singapore, formerly the Crown Prince Hotel, which the group bought in 2005, renovated and reopened in 2010, and sold in 2013.
During his time leading the group Law took on several roles in Singapore's hospitality and skills sectors. He served as first vice-president of the Singapore Hotel Association and as a member of the SkillsFuture Council, and he sat on the board of the Singapore Tourism Board from 2017 to 2021 and on the board of SkillsFuture Singapore from 2017 to 2022.
In 2023 Law co-founded MOVE [REPEAT], a group of boutique fitness and lifestyle brands that includes Yoga Movement and the Singapore franchise of STRONG Pilates. In 2025 he became chairman of REVL Training after an investment through the group. In April 2025 he launched Seveno Capital, a Singapore-based venture firm backed by a US$70 million five-year commitment from Law, to invest in early-stage companies working to extend healthspan.
His largest commitment is MORROW, backed by US$156 million over five years. Its flagship occupies about 38,000 square feet within the Longevity World development at 10 Coleman Street in Singapore and brings physicians, physiotherapists, dieticians and health coaches together under one roof. Law has described his aim as closing the gap between healthspan and lifespan, a goal he calls "Vision Zero".
Allen Law appeared on Wealth Office in the episode "Can a Moonshot Vision Unlock the $8 Trillion Longevity Century?" with Michael Macfarlane. He framed longevity as a healthspan problem, citing a gap of about nine years globally between how long people live and how long they stay healthy, and argued that health systems built on treating sickness cannot keep paying for longer years in poor health. He set out the six pillars of lifestyle medicine on which MORROW rests and explained why he wants private capital to build a proof of concept that governments can follow. He also discussed his family's rule of one member to one business unit, the balance between a conventional portfolio and a separate pool for entrepreneurial risk, and the trade-offs between family backing and institutional capital.
Allen Law, a third-generation Hong Kong entrepreneur, explains why he is committing US$156 million to preventive longevity care and how his family turns each generation into new businesses.
News
Weekly briefs on billionaires, family offices and private capital, drawn from Bloomberg, Forbes, the South China Morning Post and other leading titles, with context for families and their advisers.
About
Wealth Office is an independent media platform built for the private client world, launched in September 2025 and produced in London.
What Wealth Office is
Wealth Office explores the structural forces reshaping the private client world: the rise of private capital, the globalisation of family wealth, the shift of ambition and innovation toward Asia, the psychology of intergenerational stewardship, and the responsibility that comes with significant capital.
The series speaks with the principals themselves: founders, inheritors and long-term holders of capital, together with the authors and academics who study them. It does not cover market commentary or portfolio management. It asks how private wealth is used, governed and passed on, and what it is building.
Wealth Office is hosted by Michael Macfarlane and produced by a dedicated team in London and Hong Kong. Full biographies follow below.
Ultra-high-net-worth individuals, business-owning families, family offices, next-generation wealth holders, founders, and the lawyers, trustees and advisers who serve them.
Michael Macfarlane, Principal Partner of Michael Macfarlane Associates, is the principal host. Joe Wallen in Mumbai and Stephanie Chen in Hong Kong join as hosts.
The Wealth Office series is never sponsored. Wealth Office X episodes may involve a paid collaboration partner and are always editorially led.
On YouTube at @wealthofficeofficial, with clips on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Substack, RedNote and Bilibili (as 财富办公室), and audio on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music.
Hosts and team
A London-based team with deep relationships across Asia's family offices, and fluency in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Wealth Office XWhere paid collaboration lives. Always editorially led.
Collaboration partners
Firms that serve the private client world collaborate with Wealth Office to own a theme: credible, independent, long-form video in front of the audience that matters, in the format AI-driven search now rewards.
The full collaboration brief, packages and audience data. Approved partners receive a one-time sign-in code by email.
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