The bank is repositioning its U.S. wealth and personal banking business towards international banking and wealth management.
Judo Bank co-CEO David Hornery spoke about challenging dominant incumbent lenders not only by leveraging cutting-edge technology but, interestingly, returning to the roots of relationship banking.
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating the collapse of family office Archegos Capital Management that led global banks to shoulder more than $10 billion of losses.
AI-driven fintech GreenArc Capital and BNP Paribas have been awarded a proof of concept grant by the Monetary Authority of Singapore's Financial Sector Development Fund.
EU sanctions quickly followed the interception of a Ryanair airliner to Belarus. A new wave of sanctions against Eastern European regimes is giving bankers headaches.
Hong Kong Exchange and Clearing’s new chief reiterated the city’s role in China’s market opening and underlined the bourse’s focus on sustainability.
Italy's Aigis Banca in Milan is the latest victim of the Greensill debacle.
Credit Suisse is discussing a standstill agreement with steel magnate Sanjeev Gupta, increasing repayment chances.
Despite government pushback against the increasing adoption of Bitcoin, some believe that China’s latest crackdown against crypto trading and mining could further fuel growth instead. finews.asia reviews the potential tailwinds.
In yet another unexpected turn of events for the troubled Huarong, an appointed president didn’t accept the offer and has instead taken the same role at a rival bad asset manager.
Zurich-headquartered asset manager GAM expands its Asia presence with the opening of a Singapore office led by a newly hired ex-Templeton executive.
Goldman Sachs and ICBC have received preliminary approval for the establishment of a wealth management joint venture in mainland China.
Why society better starts making full use of all the available human capital, and why «gender lens investing» pays out for investors.
The move is part of HSBC Asset Management's strategy to expand direct investment capabilities in alternatives.
Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio revealed exposure to Bitcoin, criticizing the debasement of fiat money and the «stupid» economics behind bond investing.
Credit Suisse and UBS are the two most important players in Swiss finance. But the longer Credit Suisse is absorbed its own problems, the more it damages the industry.
The global law firm has added a partner in Singapore, who also joins its India country group.
The bank aims to grow the division by another 50 headcount to 150 in total by the end of the year.
The second edition of the bank's virtual career fair sees vacancies for women technologists almost treble to 140.
Family assets valued at $3.5 billion face a freeze approved by a Singapore court over the collapse of oil trader Hin Leong.
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