Geneva-based Lombard Odier has hired a former UBS banker to oversee growth in new markets, including the Middle East.
To further liberalize access to alternatives, iCapital has launched a digital marketplace for wealth managers in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Amsterdam-headquartered ING has appointed a 25-year veteran as its head of corporate finance for Asia Pacific.
US asset manager Federated Hermes has expanded its Asia Pacific sales team with a new hire in Japan.
The North Asia market head of HSBC’s private banking arm has resigned, finews.asia has learned.
A generational change is taking place in the Southeast Asian financial metropolis of Singapore. Lee Hsien Loong, the long-time prime minister and son of state founder Lee Kuan Yew, is stepping down in mid-May. His designated successor is both a financial expert...
Temasek Trust has launched a digital platform in partnership with UBS and DBS to match funders with philanthropic opportunities.
We are living through a post-pandemic inflection point when it comes to the world’s two most populous countries. The long-term regional implication for international banks is significant but not what one might think.
The first wave of crypto exchange-traded funds is readying to enter the market in Hong Kong. This will help further the city’s ambitions to become a leading digital asset hub.
Over the weekend, Iran launched a direct attack on Israel as part of the escalating conflict in the Middle East. Global banks react to the heightened tensions and the potential impact on markets.
Deutsche Bank’s asset management arm DWS has announced the appointment of an Australia CEO.
Luxembourg-headquartered investor services group IQ-EQ has named a CEO for Asia, Middle East and Africa.
The investment management division of Morgan Stanley has hired the former APAC asset management head of the now-defunct Credit Suisse.
Shanghai-based conglomerate Fosun has agreed to sell its stake in a Belgian insurer to BNP Paribas.
Wealthy investors worldwide are holding high cash reserves, which is spoiling business for private banks. However, there's more to it than that.
The global co-chief of Zurich-headquartered Avaloq is retiring after more than a decade with the banking software firm.
In the US, investment banking is seen as a door opener for the largest companies. New data shows that a combined Swiss UBS-Credit Suisse still has some way to get there.
Zurich-based Julius Baer has appointed a private banker in Singapore to oversee the Greater China markets.
There is an increasing number of regulatory requirements for sustainable investments. While this poses a challenge for banks, it also allows them to innovate towards a more tailored sustainability offering for their clients.
J.P. Morgan has hired a former private banking veteran from Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong.
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