Wealth management technology specialist to build a private banking platform for one of Taiwan's largest commercial banks.
The real estate unit of Prudential’s asset management arm expands its sustainability efforts with the appointment of a ESG lead for Europe and Asia Pacific.
A 27-year Citi veteran has been named as the new country officer for Vietnam.
Swiss banks are advising against market timing and recommending investors to sacrifice a potential early China rebound in order to avoid further downside from the ongoing crackdown. This position has paid off thus far after the weakest start for Chinese markets...
Deutsche Bank is reportedly in talks with a Chinese lender to establish a new wealth management joint venture.
For the whole of 2021, the economy grew by 7.2 per cent, rebounding from the 5.4 percent contraction in 2020.
The firm is bolstering its asset management business in India to better serve the wealth needs of its customers in the subcontinent, as well as those of its growing non-resident Indian customers globally.
Group shares resumed trading in Hong Kong today after a Hainan government demolition order.
He brings over 25 years of leadership experience in the financial services, logistics and food services industries.
He takes over from interim CEO Noboru Yamagata, and will continue in his broader capacity as the managing executive officer of Tokio Marine Holdings in charge of Asia.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has hired a former executive from insurance giant Prudential to oversee its human resources function.
Malaysia’s CIMB has reportedly hired a BNP Paribas banker to join as its M&A head for Southeast Asia.
The chief executive of Malaysia’s Maybank Group will step down at the end of his current contract with a search for a successor underway.
The presence in Moscow is a huge enabler, and it is also a sign of a strong commitment to the country, Michael Kuenzi, Head of Marcuard Heritage’s representative office in Moscow, says in an interview with finews.asia.
The Swiss bank formally ended a program to repurchase $1.64 billion worth of its own shares. It bought back just one-fifth of the maximum following a torrid year.
Most newly listed stocks in the Hong Kong market ended 2021 below their offering price, driven in large part by Beijing’s ongoing tech crackdown.
Global law firm Mayer Brown adds a new partner in Singapore for its banking and finance practice.
The scope of China’s latest crackdown on celebrity livestreamers has widened to include a ban on their marketing of financial products.
In the latest development, debt-laden developer China Evergrande’s shares have been suspended from trading in Hong Kong just weeks after it was declared to have defaulted.
The bank's problems run deeper than António Horta-Osório's quarantine snafus.
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