Rising demand for alternatives drove private equity investment value to a new high in Asia Pacific, according to a report by Bain & Company, but there are questions about the outlook for China.
Prudential’s asset management arm PGIM will expand its presence in Australia with the creation and appointment of the top wealth management role for the country.
Switzerland's largest bank announces a new share buyback program starting tomorrow.
A Refinitiv wealth management study says technology has proven it will not replace advisors - but for how long?
Global consultancy firm Synpulse has launched a new office in Shenzhen with the hopes of capitalizing on new opportunities from the Greater Bay Area project.
Property consultancy Savills (Singapore) has tied up with a Singapore fintech to offer digital payments for SMEs.
With social media in mind, one of the largest insurers is changing its logo in response to the war in Ukraine.
After flagging a possible legal hit several days ago from a court ruling in Bermuda over damages linked to ex-Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili, Credit Suisse’s fears came true yesterday with the bill totaling more than $500 million.
State Street Global Advisors has been officially replaced as the manager of the Tracker Fund of Hong Kong after overseeing the storied ETF for more than 22 years.
A letter from Credit Suisse sent to investors earlier this month allegedly asking them to shred asset-backed loan documents, is having further repercussions.
Ex-Goldman banker Roger Ng’s wife, Hwee Bin Lim, took the stand on Monday to testify in favor of the defendant, calling the $35 million allegedly looted from the 1MDB fraud a business investment with Tim Leissner’s former wife.
DBS is considering a listing of its international money transfer platform DBS Remit.
Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking expands in Asia Pacific with the hire of a head of aviation finance and health care industry group for the region.
Shanghai has been forced to lock down and face stringent zero-Covid restrictions. Will it share the same fate as Hong Kong?
China is seeing unprecedented fund outflows since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, according to the Institute of International Finance (IIF).
Franklin Templeton has appointed a new head for its institutional clients in Southeast Asia ex-Malaysia.
Credit Suisse will no longer seek new business in Russia as it reduces its exposure in response to the invasion of Ukraine.
Switzerland is renowned for its impressive mountains. Another mountain made of assets under management at Swiss banks grew last year due to a combination of favorable developments. But what's next?
Each year, the Swiss bank's shareholders vote to discharge the bank’s board members from their legal liability. This time the board might not be let off so easily.
A review of more than 32 banks in Asia found that zero had made clear commitments or plans to meet Paris client agreement goals, according to Singapore-based environment group Asia Research & Engagement.
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