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The WongPartnership is the first Singapore law firm to harness artificial intelligence and document automation.
In the future, the South Pacific island of Vanuatu will accept Bitcoin for the acquisition of a citizenship.
Deutsche Bank's boss is under immense pressure from several key shareholders in the German lender.
Three major Japanese banks will trial a money transfer service with tech giant Fujitsu.
Will a new investment-grade diamond product enhance the trading and liquidity of diamonds as an asset class?
New Zealand's BNZ launches Apple Pay after customer feedback showed pent-up demand. But its parent group isn't on board.
Earlier this year China Merchants Bank's Liu Jianjun spoke of his ambition to make his bank the largest private bank in Asia.
The British Virgin Islands firm bolstered its Hong Kong Litigation and Restructuring practice with a strategic new hire.
Lloyd's boss Antonio Horta Osorio suffered five sleepless nights before he could admit he had a problem. Now, the CEO of one of Britian's largest lenders wants to help his colleagues avoid the same fate.
Banking software house Temenos has won a major new client – so major that the contract win will materially move the Genevan firm's results.
UBS stole a march on two British rivals to win a prestigious asset management mandate worth several billion Swiss francs. Why the Swiss bank won't be earning richly from the gig.
The task of tapping Swiss derivatives firm Leonteq's huge potential falls to a former Credit Suisse banker and advisor to Prince Charles. The ex-banker must make Asia a key part of his turnaround efforts.
Expansion through acquisition is one of the options for growth, so says the newly appointed head of the region at Natixis Global Asset Management.
Swiss insurance giant Zurich appointed a new chief underwriting officer in Singapore.
A shareholder class action over Commonwealth Bank of Australia's disclosure of more than 53,000 alleged breaches of anti-money laundering laws has begun.
The board of J.P. Morgan has approved a series of calibrations to the bank's by-laws, including a particularly concerning one.
Following recent recruitment in Singapore Zedra has appointed two industry experts to bolster its Hong Kong business.
The U.S. Investment manager recruited from one of its rivals in appointing a head for its Australian business.
Asset manager Aviva Investors appointed a new head of marketing Asia Pacific, finews.asia can exclusively reveal.
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