Relocating from Singapore, he succeeds Juerg Stoll, who will retire on 31 January 2022.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission reiterated the nation’s commitment to opening of capital markets to foreign investors, underlining the dangers of a «zero-sum» game.
The new China desk in Singapore adds to CCB’s network of six Asia desks in the region, which supports clients’ banking needs across intra-Asia growth corridors.
Following the announcement of a third stock exchange in mainland China, details are rapidly surfacing including personnel, draft rules and more. finews.asia takes a look at the bourse's origins and its plans for the future.
A StanChart veteran has been appointed to lead its digital-only bank in Singapore.
The bank's wholly owned subsidiaries in China and Indonesia have received Appointed Cross-Currency Dealers (ACCD) status for the Chinese Yuan and Indonesia Rupiah (CNY/IDR), the bank said on Monday
The former CEO of Raiffeisen, Pierin Vincenz, reportedly reached a backdoor deal to discreetly augment his salary during the financial crisis. The timing coincides with the Swiss banker's rhetoric against high pay at UBS and Credit Suisse.
Hong Kong’s top property tycoons will see their political clout further diluted by the latest reported change to limit the number of seats per family in the city’s election committee.
Citi has expanded its equity capital markets team, landing a former J.P. Morgan investment banker in private markets, finews.asia has learned.
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has responded to a warning by Singapore’s regulator by removing some of its offerings in the city-state.
China is rejigging the pathway for mainland companies seeking to go public, with tighter access to foreign markets and more options in its own home market. finews.asia reviews the recent developments.
China has announced new plans to support fundraising and investing in small and medium-sized businesses in the form of a third stock exchange based in Beijing.
Chicago-headquartered Northern Trust has appointed a new head of business for Australia and New Zealand.
Employees are every company’s greatest asset. But their innovativeness and creative drive are often not taken advantage of. That’s why LGT is taking a new approach. Simon Gomez, Head Advisory Switzerland at LGT, provides some insights.
The Swiss bank hopes to extract money from GFG to make up for losses from its Greensill funds. A court decision gives the British steel tycoon a breather.
A recent study conducted by Standard Chartered found that a vast majority of its employees sought more workplace flexibility, in yet another sign of change in the post-pandemic norm.
The Securities and Futures Commission has reinstated Deutsche Bank as a qualified sponsor for initial public offerings following three new hires.
As priorities change, inflation is on the verge of an important shift higher, Darren Williams writes in an essay for finews.first
The controversial family at the heart of the U.S. opioid epidemic is leaving the scandal behind after a billion-dollar settlement. The family’s «financial maneuvering» offshore drew criticism from the judge who vetted the deal.
UBS is taking a stake in an artificial intelligence platform that matches institutional clients with investment experts.
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