UBS Global Wealth Management is bullish on China’s reopening with Asia investment strategist Min Lan Tan seeing it as a major positive driver for the broader region.
Ant Group founder Jack Ma is giving up control over the Chinese fintech giant, in a move that could help refresh listing efforts.
FWD Group has hired Axa's former chief risk officer for Hong Kong and Macau.
The residences at the Hard Rock Hotel Davos offer a rare opportunity also for non-citizens to buy property in Switzerland.
Weekend comments by a high-level regulatory official hint at a large-scale change in attitude to financial services and foreign investors. Or not?
Morningstar Sustainalytics has announced the appointment of a new director in Singapore.
BNP Paribas Wealth Management is bullish on China – in part due to a peaking dollar – with Asia chief investment officer Prashant Bhayani calling for investors to buy the dip in equity markets.
Independent advisory firm Leo Wealth has announced the hire of a former private banker from Pictet as a managing director.
A former tech executive from Citi has joined Manulife as its chief operations officer for Asia.
First considered a mere curiosity, negative interest rates came to dominate financial and bond markets for years. Japan has finally written the final chapter and closed the book on the story.
In an unusual attempt to obtain information, liquidators tweeted Three Arrow Capital founders to request documents as their whereabouts remain unknown.
The major Swiss banks show some strength at the end of the year in Asia Pacific M&A and equities but are clear no-shows in bonds.
Standard Chartered has announced the appointment of a new head of consumer, private and business banking for Hong Kong.
Experience from the events that marked 2022 suggests things will be different in 2023. finews.asia identifies ten developments.
United Arab Emirates financial giant First Abu Dhabi Bank admitted that it was previously considering a bid for Standard Chartered but is no longer doing so.
After selling bonds in the US yesterday to raise additional cash, Credit Suisse is today tapping the UK bond markets for more, according to media reports.
The tidiness of a desk, or lack thereof, says a lot about its user. The range varies between the neat freak and the creative chaotic. An approach to finding a healthy balance.
A 40-year veteran at Citi has been appointed as the new chairman for the American lender's Taiwan unit.
Credit Suisse has named a replacement for its longstanding head of economics for Japan.
Payment giant Mastercard has announced the appointment of a new division president for South Asia.
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