U.K asset manager M&G hires a former PIMCO executive to lead its institutional sales unit for Asia ex-Japan.
Malaysian officials are not even accepting a $3 billion settlement from Goldman Sachs over its involvement with allegedly misleading investors over a bond sales to raise funds for 1MDB.
Woodsford Litigation Funding, an international provider of litigation financing solutions for businesses, individuals and law firms, has added a dispute resolution lawyer to its Singapore team.
Hywin International, the Hong Kong subsidiary of Chinese wealth manager Hywin Wealth, added a senior wealth planner to its fast-growing family advisory business, as finews.asia can reveal.
Since its debut in 1979, the Russell 2000 index of small-cap companies has broadly kept pace with both the Russell 1000 and S&P 500® indices of larger and mid-cap stocks.
As long-simmering racial tension erupts across the U.S., finance is stepping up. Wealth managers need to tackle a painful conversation involving systemic and historical privilege, finews.com's senior contributor Katharina Bart writes in her essay for finews.first.
The bank's digital «Art Explorer» platform, comprising art therapy workshops, tutorials, resources and exhibitions, is part of its Covid-19 relief program.
The U.S. Department of Justice has been investigating Marina Bay Sands Pte allegedly over concerns about potential money laundering activities.
Australia will enhance the barrier of entry to its markets over national security concerns, according to the country’s treasurer Josh Frydenberg.
Chinese listed firms in the U.S. will likely list in Hong Kong this year, said the chief executive of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX).
The suit follows a Singapore court's dismissal of an application by Unipec Singapore for an injunction to stop Credit Agricole from paying Hin Leong for a diesel shipment.
It feels like talks about the fall of Hong Kong family-owned banking have lasted forever. And this isn’t only about the 101-year old Bank of East which continues to extend its legacy despite reports of sale talks. finews.asia explores.
The cross-border payments services startup's new offering opens the doors to one of the most active consumer markets in the world.
Rattled by the pandemic and ensuing global crisis, the World Economic Forum will reinvent itself and pare the number of participants. This is bad news for some.
A key Credit Suisse technology banker is defecting to UBS, finews.asia has learned.
The firm has added two senior sales personnel and one marketing employee from Merian Global Investors in Hong Kong.
British members of parliament lashed out HSBC and Standard Chartered for publicly supporting the controversial national security law, just days dismay was also expressed by opposition politicians.
Beijing unveiled plans to turn China's southernmost island province Hainan into a free trade hub, a move viewed by many as a hedge to potentially replace Hong Kong.
Arton Capital, an international citizenship financial advisory services firm, has hired an additional relationship manager in Hong Kong. She previously worked with two regional investor migration firms as well as at a Swiss fiduciary company.
The newly created global function will support the firm’s future growth prospects via a global approach to sales and distribution.
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