Law firm White & Case has enhanced its Global Antitrust Practice in the Asia-Pacific region.
The 4th Europe-Iran Forum on the 3rd and 4th of October in Zurich will gather the highest level of speakers and attendees of any Iran conference to date. In an exclusive interview with finews.asia, Esfandyar Batmanghelidj points out the importance of this event for...
Half a year ago, the mood was sombre in Zurich after the city dropped out of the top ten in the index of global financial centers. Now, the tide has turned. And this has a lot to do with Donald Trump.
Passive investments are the flavor of the boom market, making active asset management look increasingly unattractive. Or so it seemed until Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump started trading insults.
DBS Bank announced that it has successfully completed the acquisition of ANZ’s retail and wealth business in Hong Kong.
Malaysia’s financial-market regulator cautioned investors about potential risks involved in the burgeoning public offerings of crypto currencies – the latest public warning is following a string of similar in Asia.
There has been an overall drop in confidence among the world's leading financial centers. Asia, the hosts of three out of the top five centers, has seen a turnaround.
T. Rowe Price Group has hired from a rival investment manager for its head of Multi-Asset Solutions in Asia Pacific.
Singapore-based insurance company Great Eastern Life has repositioned its business orientations in Indonesia as a bancassurance provider.
Global professional services firm Ernst & Young has added two new partners to its Australia legal team.
Several changes at the top of central banks, rich stock valuations and a tightening of monetary policy in some countries pose enormous risks, Maya Bhandari writes in an essay for finews.first.
Cryptocurrencies are generating a lot of interest from investors but AMP Capital’s Shane Oliver is sitting firmly on the fence, for now.
A restructure of ANZ Bank's Australian business will leave the division with teams that will look more like start-ups than traditional parts of a large-scale bank.
Troubled Falcon Private Bank is losing another high-ranking executive following the departure of CEO Walter Berchtold earlier this week.
UBS, one of the first banks to establish itself in China, is completing its range of products in a bid to become even more entrenched in the fast-growing financial market.
BNP Paribas Asset Management has joined the swelling numbers of banks adding robo-advisory solutions to their stable.
The residence and citizenship planning firm has added a seasoned wealth manager to its ranks.
A subsidiary of the Singapore state wealth fund has gained valuable access to a key Chinese segment.
Collas Crill has added to its presence in the region with the establishment of a North Asian office.
UBS Chairman Axel Weber is on first name basis with the world's most influential monetary policy setters. He reveals whom he would prefer as next head of the Federal Reserve.
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