RBC Wealth Management reshuffles management as the Southeast Asia head retires.
Standard Chartered Bank enters a tie-up to offer T. Rowe Price funds to retail clients.
A new executive is hired to oversee institutional coverage for the Greater China region.
Switzerland faces international criticism for its banking secrecy law which can deter journalists from reporting wrongdoings by banks.
A former Neue Zuercher Zeitung journalist is taking over as editor-in-chief of finews.ch and finews.com, bringing a wide range of journalistic and entrepreneurial experience to Switzerland's leading financial platform.
U.K. lender Barclays has reportedly hired more than a dozen former prime brokerage executives from Credit Suisse, including the ex-head of prime derivatives services and prime sales for the region.
Swiss digital asset specialist Crypto Finance AG has named a successor to head of Asia Alisher Tashpulatov with the relocation of a Swiss national to Singapore.
HSBC is facing calls by its largest shareholder, Chinese insurer Ping An, to break up its business by separating the Asia operations. Will reduced diversification serve the 157-year-old lender well in an increasingly divided world?
China's capital is the latest city battling a Covid outbreak although it reportedly isn't following Shanghai's contentious lockdowns.
Credit Suisse is facing a class-action lawsuit in the U.S. related to financing yachts and private airplanes of sanctioned persons.
The discharge vote was at the center of this year’s annual general meeting with proxy advisors against granting executives a discharge for 2020 before the event.
Without the colorful banker Boris Collardi, the Swiss banking industry was poorer by one controversial figure. But now the prodigal son has returned.
Hong Kong’s multimillionaire population dropped in 2021, according to a recent survey by Citi, in the midst of a challenging period for local equity markets.
Credit Suisse's incoming CEO for Europe disagreed with remuneration policies imposed on her previous employer.
Mitsubishi UFJ -owned asset manager First Sentier Investors has appointed a head of distribution in Japan.
Former star banker Boris Collardi had been very quiet after leaving Pictet last August. Now, surprisingly, he is taking a stake in a Swiss private bank.
Global banks across the board were hit in the first quarter by various China-linked headwinds including poor equity market performance and, most notably, its zero-Covid policy.
UBS will bolster its alternatives capabilities with the hire of a seasoned private equity expert, finews.asia has learned.
UBS reports its best quarter in fifteen years while Credit Suisse's business is half the size it was a year ago. A bitter rivalry takes an unexpected twist.
UBS and Credit Suisse are drawing down their offices in Moscow, albeit in small steps.
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