Monday, 18 November 2024

FINANCE Tuesday, 20 September 2022 08:27

Credit Suisse Investment Banking Exit Triggers Turf Battle

Following the Archegos debacle, Credit Suisse scaled back its services for financial investors and passed them on to its competitors. The Swiss bank's withdrawal from prime brokerage is now shaking up the market.

PEOPLE Monday, 19 September 2022 16:01

Do Kwon Has Left Singapore

The pursuit of Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon is heating up with South Korean police claiming he is «obviously on the run» after Singapore police said he left the city-state.

FINANCE Monday, 19 September 2022 14:52

Tsingshan Seeks Replacements After JPMorgan Retreat

Chinese metals giant Tsingshan is reportedly seeking replacements for reduced lending by JPMorgan in the aftermath of the nickel fiasco on the London Metal Exchange.

FINANCE Monday, 19 September 2022 14:41

Consigning Hong Kong's Quarantine to the Dustbin

Yes or no? Sources tell local media that discussions are underway to end the increasingly notorious pandemic quarantine regime for travelers.

FINANCE Monday, 19 September 2022 13:14

Credit Suisse Settles US Shareholder Lawsuit Over Archegos

Credit Suisse settled a legal dispute with an American pension fund over risky investments resulting in billions of dollars of losses resulting from the collapse of Archegos and Greensill Capital.

FINANCE Monday, 19 September 2022 12:51

Singapore's Balancing Act Between Local and Foreign Talent

Singapore is pulling out all the stops to attract international talent. It may stem worker shortages in the short-term but there are challenges in the longer term, mainly political and social risks from rising anti-foreigner sentiment.

FINANCE Monday, 19 September 2022 12:39

Credit Suisse May Bring Back First Boston Name

The storied brand may resurface as part of the strategic reshuffle of its investment bank, although it could also portend something far different.

FINANCE Monday, 19 September 2022 10:00

UBS is Hiring a Team to Filter Chinese Research

UBS has reportedly hired a team of «content reviewers» in order for its Chinese research publications to be «free of any sensitivities».

FINANCE Monday, 19 September 2022 09:08

Queen Elizabeth and a Rare Coin of the Realm

The popularity of the recently deceased British Queen Elizabeth II is also reflected in the numismatic world. The value of a fabled silver coin is expected to fetch a record at an upcoming auction.  

FINANCE Monday, 19 September 2022 08:40

Organizer Cancels StanChart Marathon in Hong Kong

The organizer of the city's yearly long-distance run follows through on its ultimatum and cancels after receiving no response from the government.

FINANCE Sunday, 18 September 2022 20:48

A Surprise Turn of Events in Credit Suisse's Singapore Case

In the legal battle between Credit Suisse and its former client, Bidzina Ivanishvili, the Swiss lender admitted to having neglected its fiduciary duties.

FINANCE Friday, 16 September 2022 20:06

The Merge: Ethereum 2.0 is Born Signaling Epochal Change

It's a big moment for the crypto community: Ethereum 2.0 is a reality – yet the price of the cryptocurrency has barely reacted. Did something amiss?

HIGH-END Friday, 16 September 2022 17:01

One of Credit Suisse's Most Prominent Clients is Retiring

Swiss tennis great Roger Federer announced his retirement from his day job yesterday but will continue as a brand ambassador for Credit Suisse. 

FINANCE Friday, 16 September 2022 16:03

Asia Dominates Global Crypto Adoption

Nations in the fastest-growing and most populous continent of Asia dominated the top ranks in global crypto adoption, according to blockchain data provider Chainalysis, including China which had banned the digital asset class.

FINANCE Friday, 16 September 2022 14:51

Hong Kong's Long Goodbye

Lines extend beyond the British consulate for a fifth straight day as residents pay their respects to the Queen. 

PEOPLE Friday, 16 September 2022 14:42

South Korea Reviews Request to Revoke Do Kwon’s Passport

Do Kwon could be forced to return from Singapore to South Korea to face the music as authorities reportedly review a request to revoke his passport.

FINANCE Friday, 16 September 2022 11:54

Private Debt Goes Mainstream in Asian Wealth Management

Rising risks from inflation, recessionary pressures interest rates and more have fuelled demand for alternatives as investors avoid public market jitters. For private debt, 2022 may be the year the asset class goes mainstream in wealth management

FINANCE Friday, 16 September 2022 11:51

René Buhlmann: «There Are No Quick Wins in China»

After two decades of helming major financial services providers in Asia, René Buehlmann is a top Swiss expert in the region. In an interview with finews.asia, Abrdn's head of Asia talks about fundamental changes for business with the region.

FINANCE Friday, 16 September 2022 09:11

Cathie Wood Goes on a Buying Spree

Cathie Wood and her ARK Investment Management firm are using the recent stock market selloff to go on a buying binge, snapping up shares of nearly 30 companies. 

FINANCE Friday, 16 September 2022 09:08

Claudio de Sanctis: «Discretion is in My DNA»

Claudio de Sanctis may not speak German, but he still made it to the top of Deutsche Bank, which he maintains is the last fully global bank. In an interview with finews.com, he says the world is facing unprecedented complexity and volatility.

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