J.P. Morgan has invested in a fintech player in the business payments based in India.
Credit Suisse's former top private banker in Asia, Francesco De Ferrari, dispenses Swiss directness in his new job-winning Australia's affluent back.
Pictet is hiring a team of private bankers from rival Julius Baer, finews.asia can reveal. The move represents Pictet's first poaching in the region since Boris Collardi joined.
The founder of Marvelstone Group is caught up in legal disputes for allegedly failing to pay promised returns to investors. The fintech also stayed mum about plans after dissolving Lattice80 U.K.
While artificial intelligence could threaten to replace fund managers' tasks in the future, the shift towards ESG and sustainable investing could keep their jobs alive.
The 11th edition of OCBC Cycle featured new initiatives associated with the environment, adding to those implemented last year.
The only conference that gives access to gain quality face time with 200+ heads of fixed income trading and portfolio management from Hong Kong’s top buy-side firms.
For Credit Suisse, the tax tussle with the U.S. is but a memory from hell. But the events of yesteryear had to be retold before a labor court judge in Geneva – and the verdict won’t have pleased the bank's bosses.
The month of May in many ways has become a fascinating time for investors, says Gilles Prince in an essay for finews.first. Here are his reasons.
Global billionaire wealth and its population have fallen for only the second time since the global financial crisis in 2008, with those in APAC suffering the most.
Nuvest Capital, a Singaporean external asset manager, founded by ex-GIC head of investment strategy Aje Saigal, has added its flagship Real Return multi-asset strategy to the Strategy Data Exchange.
Hamleys, the world's oldest toy retailer has been sold to the company controlled by Indian business magnate Mukesh Ambani.
EFG International's Brazilian shareholder said it may dump its stake in the Swiss wealth manager. A spin-off would unwind a complicated arrangement with EFG's majority owners, Greece's Latsis family.
Banking is familiar with grey and black lists, a legacy of its tax disputes with countries across the world. A new initiative for a similar list by top cryptofirms will likely be well received.
To boost growth amid stiff competition in Southeast Asia, Grab has been mulling spinning off its financial services business and raising capital for it separately.
Authorities in the special administrative region have issued another batch of permits to operate digital-only banks.
Two traders and an insurance agent, who were found to have engaged in dishonest conduct, were given prohibition orders ranging from two to four years.
Retailers and small business can use the suite of digital solutions to quickly get online and expand their sales channels.
The German lender's latest recruit from J. Safra Sarasin is the latest in a series of hires as it looks to grow in the region.
The collaboration of the two firms brings together the capabilities and services required to launch and distribute alternative mutual funds.
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