Millennials may not want to own a car, but they are snapping up a huge chunk of the $67 billion market fine art, according to UBS.
The emerging markets debt universe in broad. However, the common misconception is that emerging markets fixed income is a single asset class, Vontobel's Luc D'hooge writes.
The services that private banks offer the richest of their clients are going far beyond the normal wealth management offering. Yacht expert Olivier Blanchet at BNP Paribas for one knows what his customers need.
The Knight Frank City Wealth Index ranks the best cities for the super-rich in terms of business, investment and lifestyle.
A second year of positive growth has brought the art market to its second-highest level in 10 years, and has advanced sales volume 9 percent in the past decade.
Swissquote had its most successful year as an online bank in 2018 and now plans to expand its business to Asia.
After 13 years at Swiss private bank Julius Baer, the Head of Intermediaries for Greater China has apparently left the company. With immediate effect, a successor has been appointed.
The sons of the late tycoon Ng Teng Fong lead the way, growing their net worth by some US$1.2 billion.
Women often leave long-term financial planning to their spouses, but those that make such decisions together report soaring satisfaction levels, a UBS survey reveals.
Swiss banking is gradually warming to the opportunities of crypto. UBS and Credit Suisse are conspicuously passive to a trend that promises to be a key element in the business.
Credit Suisse is banking on a U.S. partner to help digitize its asset management arm – and is already thinking one step on, finews.asia has learned.
She leads the firm's Multi-Asset Group, which delivers tailored investment solutions for clients.
Tencent's Pony Ma and real estate tycoon Yang Huiyan both set records in Huron's Global Rich List 2018.
Marcel Ospel is among the private investors of a Swiss fintech firm, finews.asia has learned. It is rare sign of life from the mercurial former UBS chairman.
Standard Chartered's Singapore CEO says the bank is on track to have women occupy 30 percent of its senior leadership roles by 2020.
He will lead the firm's business across the Asia Pacific region and oversee strategy, operations, training and development.
Many companies in Singapore have a progressive policy toward retaining women, Margaret Yang says in an interview with finews.asia.
Bank and partners will help SMEs identify relevant technology solutions for their business needs and apply for funding to implement them.
Senior partner leads packed town halls in Singapore and Hong Kong. At the bank's offices there will be noticeable changes made.
Finance boss David Mathers is the only Credit Suisse top executive to survive years of restructuring. He knows every inch of the bank – which makes him virtually irreplaceable.
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