US asset management and consultancy firm Mercer has announced the appointment of a head of Asia Pacific manager research.
Chinese insurance giant Ping An is reportedly not giving up its pursuit of HSBC’s breakup, claiming that the British lender had oversold the risk of spinning off its Asia unit.
LGT has appointed two renowned individuals in the field of sustainability to join the board of its Singapore unit.
Julius Baer believes the structural outlook is positive for digital assets, especially cryptocurrencies that provide a platform for decentralized finance protocols.
Credit Suisse is turning up the legal heat on Softbank in an effort to claw back hundreds of millions of dollars in the Greensill debacle.
US asset manager Barings has announced the acquisition of Altis Property Partners, an Australian real estate firm.
Harris Associates, the largest shareholder of troubled Swiss lender Credit Suisse, has disclosed the size of its stake in the bank.
Indosuez Wealth Management has expanded its investment advisory team in Singapore with two new hires.
As cryptocurrencies were booming, the number of cryptocurrency ATMs grew accordingly. Now that Bitcoin & Co are trading well below last year's highs, the pace of installations is waning.
Many central banks are exploring launching digital central bank money, but have so far shied away from doing it. But some argue that CBDC could increase financial stability.
Hong Kong's recent move to ease quarantines will do little to boost the economy, according to Fitch Ratings which warned that the city’s hub status was under threat from the current policy trajectory.
A former executive from Natixis Investment Managers has been hired by New York-based Waterfall Asset Management to lead the Asia Pacific business through its first regional office in Hong Kong.
Franklin Templeton has announced the appointment of a former Nomura executive as its head of China.
Despite the market crash, billions continue to flow into the crypto industry, and rather than flee the market traditional financial institutions are taking advantage of the lull to enter the blockchain business.
What is an investor to do when one piece of bad news follows another in the stock market? These days it appears to be taking the contrarian view and buying.
HSBC has hired Citi's former head of consumer banking in Russia to lead its wealth unit in India.
Hong Kong registers the third initial public offering of a special purpose acquisition company, backed by the city’s former central banking chief.
China’s national auditor is making surprise checks in the nation's $3 trillion trust industry which is also feeling the ripples of the ongoing property crisis.
Japan’s cryptocurrency industry is undergoing a wave of exits to friendlier markets due to the high corporate tax rate.
Malaysian billionaire Quek Leng Chan is reportedly reviewing his stake in Hong Leong Bank, where he is its chairman, and considering options including a merger or sale.
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