Crypto pioneer Bobby Lee expects more regulatory pressures against bitcoin in China, including the possibility of an outright ban.
The firm has signed an agreement to acquire an Indonesia-based asset manager, where it aims to create an on-the-ground, market-leading setup to grow its footprint.
It would be premature to draw any conclusions from the large gap that has opened up between UBS and Credit Suisse. Doing so has often proved wrong in the past.
DBS has appointed a group head of global transaction services, succeeding John Laurens who will be retiring.
The U.S. giant is reportedly about to begin accepting digital assets as payments for online shopping – and in the process of launching a native coin.
Despite market volatility and regulatory pressures, the outlook for crypto adoption remains positive especially in Singapore where nearly half of its residents own the digital asset class, according to a survey.
Credit Suisse has reached an agreement to settle with all parties over allegations of corporate espionage that led to the resignation of former chief executive Tidjane Thiam.
Some banks in Hong Kong are reportedly rethinking their original decision to halt mortgages for unfinished projects by debt-ridden Chinese property giant Evergrande after being questioned by the local regulator.
Global real estate advisor Knight Frank has internally promoted an executive to head of global capital strategies based in Singapore.
Credit Suisse's new head of asset management, Ulrich Körner, has hired another trusted lieutenant.
Strong asset performance amid the pandemic and exits through initial public offerings by portfolio companies boosted the fund's performance.
The Asia-based unicorn has acquired Europe-based i-surance, a next-generation B2B2C digital insurance platform.
J.P. Morgan has reportedly allowed all of its wealth management clients to access cryptocurrencies via funds.
The bourse's acquisition of a single source and direct-to-market FX trading platform will strengthen FX as a core pillar of growth under its multi-asset strategy.
Indosuez Wealth Management added four new senior executives in Asia, bolstering its risk and investment advisory units.
Texas-based firm Lone Star has reportedly let go of the majority of its staff outside Japan.
Following a $2.8 billion fine against Alibaba, Chinese regulators are reportedly considering an even harsher penalty against ride-hailing giant Didi.
Geneva-based banking software company Temenos' second-quarter earnings have been bolstered by new clients, and it is now re-organizing its sales management.
The number of bankers heading for the exit at Credit Suisse's investment bank is turning into a stampede. As a result the bank is increasingly waving its check book around to prevent the loss of key individuals.
BNP Paribas Wealth Management has hired an ex-Credit Suisse banker to oversee the non-resident Indian market, finews.asia has learned.
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