Joe Biden and Xi Jinping were in San Francisco last week for a critical meeting to improve relations between the world’s two largest economies. What say the banks?
Malaysia-headquartered Maybank Group launched an Islamic Wealth Management service and has ambitions to grow.
Global consultancy firm AlixPartners adds a new partner and managing director in Singapore.
UK-based Barclays has expanded its derivatives team in Asia with the hire of a former Nomura executive.
The restructuring of the embattled asset manager's fund business is taking shape, with several funds and investment managers being handed over to competitors.
The Swiss-based institution likes to characterize itself as a pure-play private banking franchise. Now a large credit provision gives it both a black eye and serves as a warning to competitors.
First bank in the city-state to offer end-to-end Islamic wealth solutions.
Following the headline money laundering scandal, the application process to set up a single family office in Singapore has reportedly faced lengthening.
Consultancy firm Mercer welcomes an ex-BlackRock executive as its new head of investment sales for Asia.
The fixed income arm of Prudential’s asset management unit has announced the appointment of a new client advisor for the South Korean market.
However, the Zurich-based private bank expects profit to decline in full-year 2023 because of higher credit provisions.
The tokenization of securities is expected to be among the next evolution of the financial industry, according to Standard Chartered's CEO.
Workers across industries are still reporting elevated levels of burnout and stress from being overworked. In her article on finews.first, Val Olson describes five ways to handle being overworked.
A wealth management veteran and former Deutsche Bank managing director has joined a multi-family office in Singapore.
US-based Citi has completed the sale of its consumer banking unit in Indonesia to UOB, marking the final Asian market it intends to offload as part of broader strategic plans.
Goldman Sachs’ president of Japan will reportedly retire after nearly 40 years with the US lender.
The industry expert says the country's increasing isolation since the 1990s has led to the current situation – and that deep structural reform is needed in domestic governance and regulation of finance.
The soon-to-retire managing director of MAS, Ravi Menon said the growing usage of technology should be used to increase inclusion in all human elements.
Companies and countries worldwide are realizing the risk of not diversifying supply chains, Citi CEO Jane Fraser said at a recent summit.
State-owned bad debt manager China Huarong has agreed to buy a stake in investment bank Citic.
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