GAM's new boss is tapping a former associate from Blackrock as the troubled Swiss asset manager's operating chief.
Long-standing UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti is expected to rejuvenate his top management before his exit. finews.asia names the candidates with hopes for a spot in the Swiss bank's C-suite.
While other ASEAN countries have accelerated the development of their domestic fintech sector, Singapore continues to be the preferred base for fintech firms, with a more mature landscape and diversified funding.
Without using a person's social media data, CredoLab can anonymously track a consumers' mobile behavior to determine the credit score, empowering banks and retailers to increase credit approvals.
Large Asian banks — trying to both mitigate risks and avoid new services cannibalizing existing ones — are moving slowly on collaborating with fintechs, but their smaller competitors are seizing new opportunities.
Global recruitment firm Randstad shares Singapore’s top contract jobs in the financial sector as companies in the city-state adopt a more short-term approach to hiring due to ongoing economic restructuring.
Digital wealth manager Quantifeed enters the Japanese market to tap into the sizeable but underserved affluent market.
U.K.-based fintech unicorn Revolut, which debuted in Singapore in October, will not contest for a digital banking license.
Xiaomi has the expected trimmings for a smartphone and device-maker: A retail channel for its products and internet services for its 300 million users. It's also becoming a bank.
Credit Suisse expands its private banking business in Australia with the addition of four hires to strengthen both its product capabilities and front office, finews.asia learned.
OCBC names a successor to oversee the consumer financial services following the exit of Dennis Tan.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore, Deloitte and S&P Global Market Intelligence have collaborated to develop a prototype for an industry-wide Fintech Research Platform to help investors and financial institutions connect with Fintech start-ups that they can...
The partnership, using Visa’s push payment solution and secure network, allows consumers to transfer money in a faster, convenient and more secure way.
Hong Kong’s unrest marked yet another unprecedented low with the teargassing of its banking district during the busy lunch hour.
Following rumors that authorities could cap cash withdrawals, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued a statement in an attempt to quell concerns.
DBS and OCBC account holders without credit cards can soon use Google Pay to make payments to merchants in Singapore.
UBS has to pay a huge fine in Hong Kong because it overcharged its clients. Only one other major bank had to pay a similar amount ever.
The move by PayNow to adopt SGQR makes it easier for businesses and consumers to use the mobile e-payment service.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has set up a $2 billion green investment program to fund public market investment strategies that have a strong green focus.
Credit Suisse on Monday announced a change at its executive board, along with a number of additional appointments.
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