UBS, Credit Suisse, and DBS plus many others have all launched their unique digital wealth tool, now Standard Chartered Private Bank has joined the field. What differentiates the latest addition?
It was only a matter of time before someone did it, the surprise is it hadn't been done already. How long will it be before the Asian version goes live?
Australia is the odd man out in a multi-nation European tax probe into Credit Suisse. Now, a tax official in Sydney has weighed in with specifics.
Anti-EU campaigner Nigel Farage spent the day after «Brexit Day» addressing Swiss bankers in Zurich. finews.asia tried to get answers from him about Britain's financial industry would fare outside the bloc.
Citing a growing demand, international law firm Dorsey & Whitney, has announced the establishment of a U.S.-China Practice Group.
The recent raids on Credit Suisse office in Europe have a reopened the debate and are a cause for concern for the country’s regulator.
Switzerland's regulator has ruled on UBS' involvement in 1MDB. The Swiss bank's Singapore branch had dealt with corruption money from the Malaysian state fund.
Switzerland's finance minister Ueli Maurer is leading a delegation of Swiss banking representatives on a week-long trip to Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Singapore later this month.
1MDB, Petrobras, FIFA, Odebrecht – are Swiss banks getting better at combating money-laundering? The statistics tell another story.
ANZ Chief Executive Shayne Elliott, said his bank was still going to be in the wealth business, but they will be doing it with a partner who is going to be world class in manufacturing and supplying product.
Credit Suisse has been the leading supporter of a Blockchain project aimed at the syndicated loans market. A test has shown that the system works in principle and the bank has decided to further its development.
In an effort to control the rising regulatory and due diligence costs, Standard Chartered Private Bank is said to be doubling the entry level for clients.
Bankers will do whatever to earn an extra buck – the stereotype is deeply entrenched. A new survey about the motives for changing jobs however shows that another group of professionals is actually far worse.
UBS is losing the high-profile quirky executive it entrusted with seeing off digital rivals for wealthy clients, finews.asia has learned.
Japanese bank Nomura has established a subsidiary in Tokyo to promote new business development and open innovation.
The wealth management arm of Rothschild based in London and Switzerland, aims to expand in Southeast Asia and strongly relies on personal networks, such as the ones built by Henry Ho, to make it happen.
The head of debt for Asia and Australia, has left Deutsche Bank. The German lender has seen a series of senior executives depart the firm in the region.
UBS board member Joseph Yam won’t stand for reelection at the upcoming annual general election. The Swiss bank has opted for an American top manager to replace him.
HSBC Insurance (Singapore) has announced that with immediate effect, it will be a Monetary Authority of Singapore’s Tier-1 insurer.
The super acquisitive Chinese conglomerate HNA is said to be among the initial bidders for the German Landesbank HSH Nordbank.
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