Noah Holdings Hosts 2026 Global Investor Summit "The Year of Realization: A New Chapter in Global Allocation"

Serving Global Chinese Families With a Global Investment Network, Licensed Teams and AI Capabilities HONG KONG , Sept. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Noah Holdings Limited ("Noah" or the "Company") (NYSE: NOAH ; HKEX: 6686), a wealth management institution serving global Chinese families, together with its global asset allocation platform Olive Asset Management ("Olive"), successfully held its 2026 Global Investor Summit, themed "The Year of Realization: A New Chapter in Global Allocation," in Hong Kong. Addressing the industry transformation driven by AI and the long-term wealth needs of global Chinese families, Noah discussed how it is combining the global investment network and professional expertise it has developed over the years with AI capabilities to build a wealth management system that clients can use and rely on over the long term. Investment professionals from Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP, a part of BlackRock), Macquarie Asset Management, Bridgepoint, HarbourVest Partners and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management attended the summit and participated in discussions. Noah's global network of investment managers is an important foundation of its investment capabilities. Through its ongoing investments in funds globally, Noah and Olive continue to build relationships with managers and accumulate underlying research data, drawing on these resources to understand industry shifts, validate investment judgments and support clients' long-term asset allocation.

Understanding the Responsibility of Wealth Management, Starting From Clients' Long-Term Interests Noah Holdings believes that the productivity shift brought by AI is changing how wealth is created and is placing new demands on families' long-term planning. Wealth management needs to understand the long-term forces behind changes in technology, capital and family needs, while also factoring in family governance and succession. The responsibility of professional institutions is to help clients understand these changes and make judgments based on their own needs, building trust through long-term engagement. Noah Holdings Chairwoman Norah Wang said: "Care is what expertise is for – that has always been Noah's foundation. Our job is not to predict events, but to identify forces. Real care means using professional judgment to help clients see clearly which fluctuations they can bear, and which risks they must avoid." Noah Holdings CEO Zander Yin said at the summit that every technological revolution rewrites the world order and redraws the map of resources. The productivity shift now being driven by AI is no exception – it is likewise changing the path for corporate growth and investor participation. Yin said: "The industrial revolutions of the past freed human hands; this AI revolution is further extending the human brain and human intelligence. Noah's long-accumulated insight into GPs lets us keep observing how leading investment institutions make their choices. With AI, we are connecting this accumulated knowledge into clearer research threads – this 'map' is the trajectory of choices made by the world's leading institutions. Following this map to identify companies worth deeper research is the approach we take." These judgments ultimately need to be embedded in a system clients can use. Noah's three platforms operate in coordination: ARK Wealth Management handles account services and investment execution, covering the global banking system, trading channels, mutual funds and structured products; Olive Asset Management is responsible for long-term asset allocation, covering private equity, venture capital, real estate and global infrastructure; and Glory Family Heritage focuses on family protection and intergenerational planning, providing global family succession and lifestyle services. The three platforms work together within a unified framework to translate clients' long-term needs into concrete investment, allocation and succession arrangements.