A former Credit Suisse banker is among three people charged with fraud by Switzerland's prosecutor in an investigation over Germany's hosting of the 2006 World Cup.
Under new Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the U.K. is heading straight for a no-deal Brexit. Should Swiss banks be concerned about such a scenario?
Deutsche Bank stays on course to grow its wealth management evidenced by the latest hire of three ex-Julius Baer bankers to cover the South Asia market.
Further its expansion and capture a share of Saudi Arabia’s «Vision 2030», Credit Suisse names its new CEO for the market.
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation has selected NTT Data Getronics (NTTDG) and Firco Continuity to advance its operations across Japan and Southeast Asia.
A former associate director of UBS’ Hong Kong branch has been banned for life for taking bribes.
Hong Kong set its latest precedent with a citywide strike featuring 20 sectors, including financials, and an eight district rally that covered the local business district. finews.asia searches for financial sector workers to hear them sound off.
Credit Suisse may have enacted an informal hiring freeze at its global markets division.
Following the relaxation of foreign ownership limits in China, Nomura will seek to launch its joint venture operation in China within 2019 and shares its strategy and view on the market.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is looking to curb market abuse and facilitate investigations.
HSBC reiterates continuity in its business strategy, despite the recent CEO exit, underlining a potential axing of more than 4,700 jobs as part of its ongoing cost-cutting measures.
Following a series of changes at Credit Suisse's trading arm, has the Swiss bank's problem child stabilized itself?
Munich Re has appointed Steven Chang as Chief Executive, Greater China. It has also appointed a new Managing Director, Smart Thinking Consulting (Beijing) Company.
RBC Wealth Management, appointments to two newly created roles in its Asia business.
Let us face it: the performance of emerging markets has been rather disappointing after the financial crisis of 2008/09. So, what can investors do for the next 10 years, Christian Gast asks in his essay for finews.first.
Last week, hundreds of workers from Hong Kong’s reputedly unpolitical financial sector made an unprecedented move to express dissent and today, many more are expected to have joined the citywide strike and rallies. What do the banks have to say about this?...
A renowned private banking veteran and one of the leading names in fund selection in Asia has decided to leave Julius Baer, according to an internal note seen by finews.asia.
As protesters plan to block tunnels, occupy key roads in the city and disrupt the MTR service, Hong Kong's financial services staff brave the commute.
HSBC on Monday announced the surprise exit of its chief executive officer John Flint, aged 51, saying the bank needed a change at the top to address the «challenging global environment.»
The two firms have extended their 20-year partnership with the launch of a co-branded business credit card that caters to the needs of small businesses.
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