Energy trader Winson Oil Trading is seeking damages from Standard Chartered for failed payments over a diesel cargo sold to Hin Leong Trading.
Hong Kong-based asset manager Value Partners has announced a number of recent hires and promotions, which support the company's growth strategy.
Interest in online trading has been unprecedented, said the chief executive of TD Ameritrade Singapore, who discussed the online trading boom in Asia amid market volatility caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the bullish outlook for online brokerages.
Swiss wealth management is rapidly consolidating – a process set to accentuate to due to the pandemic. But banks are also to blame.
The French lender will exit the domestic wealth management business in India but stressed that it remained committed to Asia.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang called on the nation’s financial system to make sacrifices to stabilize the economy.
Is your workplace the source of enormous stress and tension? Health coach Patricia Ordody recounts how she went from surrendering to circumstance to taking back control of her health, in an essay for finews.asia.
Of the 21 digital bank applications received by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, 14 have made it to the next stage of assessment.
The bank's said that the city-state remains a growth market and will continue to hire talent in its bid to become «the leading international bank.»
A Singapore-based banker was surprised to be asked highly personal questions when he applied for a job at the U.K. lender. Standard Chartered's reasoning is unconventional.
Switzerland’s largest online bank and with a subsidiary in Singapore has been able to boost its profit in the first half of 2020 thanks in no small part to the lockdown. But the bank remains cautious in its outlook for the full year.
«DBS Food Forest,» a community farm conceptualized in partnership with Edible Garden City, is expected to grow over 50 varieties of edible plants and herbs.
A senior executive at the British lender has responded to client concerns over the bank's support for the controversial national security law in Hong Kong, describing the HSBC’s role as a «bridge» between Asia and Western economies.
Less than half of investors in the Asia Pacific region trust the financial services industry, according to a recent report by the CFA Institute, marking a key challenge in an increasingly turbulent market environment.
Asia's financial technology sector has been hit hard by macroeconomic headwinds as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has resulted in a significant drop in the number of deals closed, according to a new report.
UBS believes the national security law could inspire stability in Hong Kong under the assumption that the free flow of people, capital and ideas alongside the common law are retained.
The Geneva-based private bank and Australian asset manager have entered a two-way distribution partnership to tap into each other's markets.
Julius Baer chairman Romeo Lacher expressed the private bank’s commitment to Asia and its confidence that Hong Kong would remain open and well-regulated for business.
He will work with the firm's senior management team to develop the business’ Pan-Asian and Australian real estate platform covering both equity and debt.
MSCI names the former president of J.P. Morgan’s incorporated unit in the mainland to spearhead client coverage for the Greater China region.
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