The pandemic, war in Ukraine, inflation, and the market correction. It is a difficult time to invest but it is also an opportunity for the daring, writes Michael Bornhäusser in a piece for finews.first.
The Zurich-based private bank has settled a litigation case related to Snoras Bank, which was nationalized after going bankrupt over a decade ago.
Reinsurer sees opportunities to deploy capital in its quest to boost return on equity.
Harvard professor and Credit Suisse board member Iris Bohnet, spoke to finews.com, about how companies can become more diverse.
While investor sentiments remain weak with even optimistic watchers calling for more patience, Credit Suisse’s John Woods believes that the market has become too pessimistic which has created opportunities from mispriced assets.
Despite an application backlog, Singapore remains a favored destination for family offices, the Cambridge Associates expert told finews.asia recently.
Following a turbulent eight months for cryptocurrencies, J.P. Morgan is turning positive on the digital asset class and believes the deleveraging cycle is nearing its end.
China’s securities regulator will ban over a million mainland investors from accessing its own market via the Hong Kong cross-border schemes, calling such trading activities «fake foreign capital».
BNP Paribas Wealth Management has rolled out a new digital platform focused on the widely coveted market of private assets.
AIA Singapore is opening up more than 500 financial sales advisory positions in the city-state.
Transaction fees at the leading investment banks plummeted during the first half of the year. Credit Suisse may have been hit particularly hard.
After just one and a half years in charge, UBS's head of strategy is leaving and changing his career course.
Private clients of Credit Suisse can look forward to no longer having negative interest rate fees levied on them as of Friday.
Switzerland's largest bank has agreed to pay $25 million to settle SEC fraud charges involving complex options trading.
At the beginning of July, Evie Kostakis will take over the finances of the private bank Julius Baer. The Greek-American manager does not believe in saving for the sake of saving.
The 1st of July 2022 marks the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s handover as a former British colony to mainland China. The incoming chief executive has his work cut out for him to reinvigorate the city’s status as a global financial hub.
Xia Li joins the bank's board of directors and is appointed to the audit and remuneration committees.
A British Virgin Islands Court order ostensibly requests the crypto hedge fund wind up its activities after being sued by creditors.
Munich Re appoints a company veteran as its new CEO for Singapore.
Investors at the deep dive in London get served little more than risk management and compliance platitudes. The most important question isn't answered.
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