Leonteq has signed an agreement with Postfinance. The cooperation deal with the state-owned company is the second within a week.
Hong Kong’s financial secretary Paul Chan Mo-po provided assurance about the city’s economy and financial markets in a blog post, underlining his duties to «protect national security»
The global pandemic is about to prolong the bank's more than nine-year legal travails in France.
Standard Chartered could face up to $600 million in bad loans after major borrowers faced a series of reported predicaments.
Singapore's so-called circuit breaker – a curb of all non-essential businesses and activities, and heightened social distancing – has dramatically changed the daily routine for professionals in the financial services sector, many of whom are now working from...
Many private banks have been blinded by a ten-year bull market and left their homework for later. Now it's payback time – how could it happen?
Costly legacy systems and physical branches will actually work in the favor of traditional global banks in new digital era, HSBC believes in a conversation with finews.asia.
Private banks have technology at their fingertips, but are often loath to use it, consultant Stephan Wall tells finews.asia. He outlines how private banks can navigate the shifting tech landscape.
The 600 million yuan estimated losses shouldered by Bank of China clients who invested in a collapsed product linked to U.S. crude oil futures have been revised upwards by 11-fold, according to sources.
HSBC said it will proceed with its transformation plan originally outlined in February «wherever possible» while keeping in place its ongoing pause for most job cuts.
Marcel Ospel, the chairman of UBS until shortly before a 2008 Swiss government rescue, has died. He was 70. Ospel was eventually ousted after UBS was forced to repeatedly go cap in hand to shareholders as well as seek an injection from Singapore's sovereign...
Stefan Lippe, who led Swiss Re out of crisis following 2008/09, died of complications from COVID-19. He was 65.
The coronavirus has revealed all the flaws of our old system, and proven that we have the capability to implement even the most drastic of changes at a moment’s notice – if only we want to, says acclaimed jazz musician and composer Niels Lan Doky in an exclusive...
The firm has named a replacement for Steven Billet, who left the position in February after six years overseeing its business in Southeast Asia.
The Securities and Exchange Commission singled out China in an investor warning about emerging market transparency troubles following two cases of accounting issues from U.S.-listed mainland firms.
Equity capital fundraising for Asian healthcare firms reached record levels of $8.7 billion year-to-date – a 165 percent surge.
The new funds will be used to expand the firm's reach in Southeast Asia, strengthen its tech capabilities, acquire licenses and drive talent acquisition.
Credit Suisse's favorable first quarter belies the challenges ahead. Here are the seven biggest points to watch for at the Swiss bank.
The independent financial services group has entered a strategic alliance with North Ridge Partners, a technology investment bank located in Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.
Ten global banking giants, including Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, Citigroup and Credit Suisse, face a lawsuit alleging corporate bond price rigging for over 14 years.
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