Saxo Bank wants a piece of Chinese stocks. The move comes as foreign money is about to surge into the Chinese stock market.
As Singapore’s professional body for independent asset managers continue to expand in numbers, members came out to wind down, mingle and groove to some DJ spin mixes at Senso Ristorante.
Private banks in Asia risk upsetting their wealthy clientele if they continue to pretend that nobody cares about cryptocurrencies, the world’s most watched wealth survey shows.
A Hong Kong-based robo-advisor is moving ahead with regional expansion and hiring after its latest funding round. Singapore is on the radar.
Old-new Malaysian leader Mahathir Mohamad is ready to bring charges against his predecessor, Najib Razak, over funds allegedly looted from state fund 1MDB .
Wealth managers expect to increase work with artificial intelligence in the future, but are they ready to embrace it?
U.S. giant J.P. Morgan is set to expand its business in China and has therefore decided to increase its tech staff to prepare the bank for the challenges posed by the move.
Hong Kong has turned the tables on its Asian wealth rival Singapore, according to a new report. What does this mean for wealth managers?
Singaporean lender OCBC will expand into onshore wealth management in China and Hong Kong. The Greater Bay Area is its first target.
Making a bank more efficient requires resolute action from the top, Credit Suisse executive Thomas Gottstein told finews.asia. His hands-on approach may inspire Asian colleagues.
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak could soon face criminal charges linked to the billion-dollar graft scheme at 1MDB. The move would represent a reversal of fortune since the former PM was voted out six weeks ago.
Two top Deutsche Bank derivatives executives have reportedly headed for the doors. The exits follows turbulence at the Frankfurt-based lender, including the surprise departure of CEO John Cryan.
Ex-Julius Baer boss Boris Collardi left his strategic imprint on the Swiss wealth manager. Seven months into his tenure, new boss Bernhard Hodler is reversing course on some of his predecessor's plans.
While the United States is still home to the greatest number of ultra-wealthy, Asia is rapidly advancing. A new study lays out how China will steal a march on the U.S. in the next four years.
Several banks predicted that Germany had a direct route to the World Cup finals in Russia. Mexico's 1-0 win overnight may upset many, including algorithms.
Jersey-based firm Hawksford has almost doubled its global headcount following its latest acquisition.
Switzerland remains the largest wealth hub in the world, but its private banks are giving short shrift to the very segment they supposedly dominate. Who is winning big as a result?
Ludwig van Beethoven's story is a useful allegory for assessing the asset management industry today, Jean-François Hirschel writes in his exclusive essay for finews.first.
Singapore's financial institutions started to enable approved claims to be transferred into PayNow within one day.
The Australian financial regulator launched legal proceedings against Westpac Bank over alleged poor advice given by a sacked financial planner.
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