Cathay Pacific unveiled The Deck, the airline’s newest lounge at Hong Kong International Airport, giving customers another great reason to arrive early.
The German insurer and asset manager's head in Asia is set to retire next year. His successor is an Allianz veteran but a newcomer to Asia.
The U.S. banking giant's top man in Hong Kong is leaving the bank as well as the finance industry altogether.
The MiFID II rules are prompting interest in countries which are proven to be stable and well-regulated, such as New Zealand, Scott Masters, Executive Director of The Guardian Multi Family Office, says.
Credit Suisse's wealth managers are in line for double the bonus than their colleagues in other parts of the bank.
An aggressive investor in financial technology has delayed the launch of its planned cryptocurrency exchange. Why?
One of Switzerland's best-known bankers is being held in jail. His fall from grace shows how the once unbreakable fraternal ties in Swiss banking are no longer binding.
Alleged 1MDB mastermind Jho Low was reportedly asked to pony up millions last year for a U.S.-led probe into the $4.5 billion Malaysian graft scheme to go away.
A former private bank partner in Asia is behind the acquisition of a $1.4 billion Hong Kong-based asset manager.
Singapore's fintech hub is opening a research and development arm in South Korea. The move comes days after it appointed a Korean regulatory expert as an advisor.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore is evaluating whether additional regulation is needed to protect investors in virtual currencies.
Japanese banking giant Nomura is turning to quantum computing in its quest to upgrade the group's technological capabilities. It has signed up a university professor to help it on its way.
The pace of fintech development in Hong Kong trails regional rival Singapore and neighbor Shenzhen. That may be about to change.
Demographic change, the emergence of a multipolar world order, and rules for responsible management practices are long-term changes, Alex Fung exclusively writes for finews.asia.
J. Safra Sarasin posted a significant jump in profit last year. The Swiss-Brazilian banking group is seeing daylight after the integration of several acquisitions.
The German passport has been superseded as the world's preeminent travel document. Two Asian countries now share top billing.
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The government of Indonesia seized the luxury yacht of Jho Low, the man at the center of the 1MDB corruption scandal.
The Swiss private bank slid deep into loss-making territory last year – and not just because of the dicey acquisition of Banca della Svizzera Italiana, or BSI. This year, EFG has to grow.
One of China's largest corporations has agreed a second foreign acquisition within days. A sign that the stricter regulatory grip on foreign investments isn't aimed at cutting of all purchases of overseas assets.
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