Digital asset institutional investors will soon be able to safekeep their holdings on a standardised, resilient, compliant and automated custody platform operated by a Singapore company.
UBS has appointed a veteran manager to one of its top positions in the U.S. His promotion helped another executive with a long career in wealth management bolster his influence.
Syz, the family-owned Swiss financial group, has launched Syz Capital, a private market investment and advisory specialist.
Digital or personal? These often seem like the only two options when it comes to the digitization of client-bank relationships. However, a study shows that what makes bank clients tick is more complex than that.
Credit Suisse expands its footprint in Southeast Asia with the hire of a banker who will drive business momentum by growing and strengthening the firm’s relationship with clients and stakeholders.
Fintech firm Wirecard and Berjaya, one of Malaysia’s largest retail conglomerates, are expanding their cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region with the first cross-border loyalty program, B Infinite.
Private debt specialist EFA Group has launched a fund to provide credit to banks and financial institutions in developing areas of Asia and Eastern Europe.
CardUp has appointed a new board member and a new head of business development. The credit card enablement platform based in Singapore, also created a new advisory committee.
Singtel is expanding the payment capabilities of its all-in-one mobile payments app, Dash, to include international mobile payments.
After the environment for the financial markets has almost been ideal in recent years, the picture is gradually cracking right now. Investors should put their portfolio to the test.
In a surprise move, a UBS team head for Hong Kong has resigned from the bank to join a pure-play private bank.
Swiss derivatives firm Leonteq hired a former HSBC structured products specialist that will co-head Private Banking sales, finews.asia has learnt.
Credit Suisse also has a new big investor, following the appearance of a major U.S. fund house in UBS' shareholder register.
Cryptocurrencies are a dominant theme in finance, but blockchain technology underpinning digital assets has yet to find its application.
One shouldn‘t chase after the responsible investment theme without carefully considering the fundamental characteristics of the businesses, Guillaume Compeyron writes on finews.first.
The Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong has reprimanded and fined SFM HK Management for failures relating to the short selling of shares in 2015 on behalf of a fund it managed.
Global financial advisory firm The Fry Group adds senior consultant to Singapore office as operations in the country continue to grow.
UBS has a new big investor. The shareholder is well-known and recently dropped its investment in Credit Suisse.
The optimism investors had over improving U.S.-China trade relations was short-lived after Canadian authorities arrested Meng Wenzhou, writes BNY Mellon's Paul Flood in a note.
After three years of Tidjane Thiam, Credit Suisse is considerably more stable, but shareholders have had little of the improvements. The big issue? The bank's still-big trading arm.
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