He succeeds William Mak, who is retiring from the company after 11 years leading the firm's expansion across the Asia-Pacific region from Singapore.
Two Chinese online brokerages backed by major tech titans shared plans about expanding into crypto trading in the midst of a domestic crackdown.
GAM expands its distribution team with the hire of an ex-Blackrock executive for its institutional business in Australia.
She replaces Anthony Lombardo, who will become group chief executive officer (CEO) and managing director from June 1.
Chinese authorities increased the required reserve ratio for the first time in 14 years in an effort to curb yuan appreciation.
The Singapore sovereign wealth fund is planning to open its 11th office globally in Sydney, Australia, following steady growth of its portfolio in the country.
He will succeed Chew Sutat, who will be retiring from the company on 31 July 2021.
Johannesburg-headquartered Ninety One has bolstered its Greater China business with the hire of a former managing director from RBC Global Asset Management.
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DBS expands the offering on its digital exchange with its first-ever bond issuance via security token offering.
Zurich-headquartered Swiss Re has sold its entire stake in Beijing-based New China Life Insurance, according to exchange filings.
Copenhagen-headquartered Saxo Markets has internally promoted a new chief executive for Hong Kong.
Many trends are transforming the financial industry: digitization is accelerating, private markets are growing, client demands are changing and sustainability is becoming increasingly important.
Deutsche Bank's long-standing overseer steps down next year, sparking speculation around UBS' Axel Weber. The former Bundesbanker enjoys an excellent reputation in Germany.
The Swiss bank is reportedly severing its relationship with Japanese conglomerate Softbank, following blow-up of $10.1 billion in supply chain funds managed with Greensill.
New York-headquartered fintech provider Broadridge has hired a former executive from TD securities to lead its regional expansion in Asia Pacific.
Morgan Stanley is the latest global bank to add exposure to mainland China’s financial sector with increased ownership in two joint ventures.
Top executives of financial firms in Hong Kong will be granted exemptions from quarantine in the city, according to the local regulator, giving the sector a first-mover advantage to reopening.
The recent loosening of pandemic restrictions in large parts of the world paves the way for travel to pick up again. Todd Saligman looks at whether this will revive investor interest in the aviation industry, in a finews.first column.
While the surge in interest in investment migration, shown by citizens of emerging economies and politically precarious states is somewhat predictable, the big game-changer has been the exponential spike in interest from nationals of highly developed countries,...
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