Executive search and consultancy firm Russell Reynolds Associates has hired a co-leader for its financial practice – from a rival search firm.
The quality growth boutique was long the locomotive of Vontobel's asset management arm. The franchise is now beefing up its research capabilities in Hong Kong.
In a rare interview, UBS asset management boss Ulrich Koerner reveals where he is setting accents instead of taking on the fund industry's top players and addresses speculation of a unit sale.
UBS has hired a veteran Japanese banker to bolster its business with wealthy clients in the country.
ING's long-standing country manager in the Philippines will retire later this year. She will be replaced by a former investment banker and familiar face in Manila.
UBS is investing in a U.S.-based fintech in order to become more efficient with its alternative investments. The Swiss bank is following Credit Suisse and American rivals.
Chief executive officers down under are bullish on growth, but still see work to do on trust and regulation.
For the first time in the fund industry, investors have successfully purchased real funds’ shares with real cash, through a blockchain-powered platform for fund managers.
Shanghai-based law firm Llinks is ignoring the Brexit fearmongers to open an office in London.
UBS and Credit Suisse go head-to-head with quarterly results on Friday. The bank on a two-year restructuring roller-coaster is the one most likely to pull off a surprise upset - this quarter is Credit Suisse's for the taking.
Lombard Odier Investment Managers long-time investment chief is leaving the Swiss private bank. His duties will be divided up within the firm.
Julius Baer boss Boris Collardi appears to be doing everything right: a recruiting push is paying off, drawing applause from investors. finews.asia goes looking for the fly in the ointment.
Alex Kwiatkowski, Senior Strategist, Banking and Digital Channels at Finastra takes a look at the progress Indonesia’s retail banks have made in comparison to their corporate counterparts.
An Australian robo-advisory firm is taking its business, and fund raising efforts, to the other side of the world.
Profits edged lower for Julius Baer as spending, including for new recruits, particularly in Asia, rose. In its first-half report, the Swiss private bank also gave an overview of its Asian business.
Julius Baer said its first-half profit edged lower as spending, including for new recruits, rose. The Swiss private bank hired a Goldman Sachs veteran for its Latin American business.
According to a new report machines could soon take over up to thirty percent of bank jobs. So who should be worried.
Government schemes, followed by institutional plans, will be the main drivers of Shariah investments in Southeast Asia.
Great American Insurance has boosted its Singapore unit with the hire of a trio of executives.
The Australian government has commissioned an independent review into the creation of an open banking framework.
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