Singapore is proposing Legislative Changes to maintain its place as a trusted international financial centre.
For the second consecutive year the United States is the most attractive market for Asian investors, however destinations for investment continue to diversify.
In the face of economic uncertainty in 2017 EY is aiming to help innovative and disruptive start-ups realise their growth potential.
King & Wood Mallesons has elected a new chairman for its China business, succeeding founder and global chairman Wang Junfeng.
National Australia Bank Group Chief Executive Officer Andrew Thorburn has made three new appointments to the Group Executive Leadership team.
As the authorities continue to try and stem an exodus of cash flowing out of the country, China’s police authority has said it broke-up almost four hundred «underground banks» last year.
Thailand’s Kasikornbank is seeking the Bank of Thailand's approval for a series of additional services for its private banking clients.
GAM has become the latest target of a Swiss investor activist. The most recent target of the hedge-fund manager was airline caterer Gategroup, which was sold, a destiny GAM may face as well.
A new journalism venture shows just how far UBS is willing to use unconventional methods in the hunt for elusive millennial clientele. The Swiss bank's latest effort to paint itself in a warm glow following its near-collapse almost ten years ago.
GAM shareholders clearly are unhappy about the performance of the asset manager: A Zurich-based investor proposes its own candidate for election as chairwoman at the annual general meeting.
ANZ has appointed a new Group Executive, Talent and Culture, who will report directly to Chief Executive Officer Shayne Elliott.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has reported that profit for 2016 tumbled by almost 30 percent from the previous year.
French banking group Societe Generale has appointed a new head of global markets for India. Last year the company made several senior management changes across its Asian business units.
Digital Disruption in Finance is Here, Yet State Street Survey Finds Majority of Investment Firms Slow to Become Digital Leaders.
The risks from a strong dollar and US trade tariffs are more imagined than real, Salman Ahmed, Chief Investment Strategist of Lombard Odier Investment Managers, writes on finews.asia.
In an effort to outwit the competition, top level negotiations were held late last year by one of the interested parties and ANZ for the sale of its remaining wealth business, an Australian publication has revealed.
Asia and emerging markets focused Standard Chartered will not be issuing a dividend this year, after announcing pre-tax profits that failed to meet analysts’ expectations.
For investors seeking global asset diversification, political and economic stability and first-class wealth management, Switzerland is the first choice, Alex Fung of Vontobel Wealth Management Asia writes.
A Canadian bank is the latest firm to think about pulling out of Asian private banking because of its sub-scale size.
New leaders have been named to HSBC’s Commercial Banking businesses in Hong Kong and mainland China, two of the bank’s most important markets in its pivot to Asia.
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