The more far-reaching Credit Suisse’s strategy is, the more capital will be needed to finance it, a Vontobel analyst says.
A recent government report claims crypto assets have not lowered costs for financial services, particularly payments, and are prone to manipulation and theft.
Hong Kong health chief Lo Chung-mau rejected claims that he was against reopening and said that he would fully normalize the city immediately «if it’s possible».
The US-based custodian announces the appointment of a new country leader for Australia.
Switzerland's second-largest bank reportedly names a new chief executive for its onshore securities venture in mainland China.
China-focused asset manager Value Partners aims for growth in Singapore as it reportedly seeks to expand by hiring and relocating staff from Hong Kong.
Hong Kong’s highly anticipated summit is scheduled to launch in around a month with an agenda that now features more than 30 CEOs or chairmen of financial institutions.
Following the departure of two veteran bankers, Credit Suisse is experiencing a «brain drain», and has lots of internal talent to draw on, according to a person familiar with the matter.
UBS and Credit Suisse have joined other Wall Street firms in agreeing to pay fines to settle charges over messaging violations in the United States.
Long-tenured Swiss German market leader Victor Aerni moves to a key growth market.
Insurance giant AIA has acquired a healthcare firm in the Philippines as part of its growth drive in Asia.
Swiss bank manages to make headway in city-state league tables while UBS treads water.
Hong Kong Monetary Authority deputy chief Arthur Yuen spoke about talent pool pressures, recalling that some banks were so desperate at one point that they were poaching workers from the city’s central bank.
HSBC has reportedly hired a former Goldman Sachs executive to lead its global banking unit for North Asia.
BNP Paribas' asset management arm announces the appointment of a new Asia Pacific head of stewardship.
Revised projections show growth in China could end up being slower than the rest of Asia for the first time in more than three decades.
In an interview with finews.asia, the head of the crypto bank discusses his plans, the market crisis and the sector's links to the Ukraine war.
Working remotely takes a back seat as young people prioritize other aspects at work, a Credit Suisse Survey says.
More than half of single-family offices in Asia rely on decision-making from selected members, according to a Credit Suisse survey, with limited institutionalization of processes.
A red notice reportedly issued by Interpol and a South Korean arrest warrant later, Terra’s Do Kwon continues to insist that he is not on the run.
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