Geneva-based Lombard Odier has hired a head of external asset management for Asia Pacific.
A prominent French banker and the wife of a former Credit Suisse CEO is joining Deutsche Bank in Paris.
The integration of Credit Suisse into UBS is leading to a major shake-up in their respective research departments. The future of star analysts is also uncertain.
London-based Barclays has delivered its best quarter ever in Asia this year, said regional head of markets Hossein Zaimi, with strong contributions from its financing business.
Switzerland's largest bank shouldn't forget it needs to pay shareholders returns despite the daunting task of integrating Credit Suisse. The obstacles they face are enormous, a finews.com analysis shows.
Frankfurt-headquartered Deutsche Bank has hired a former Credit Suisse executive to lead its equity capital markets unit in Asia Pacific.
Binance.US has avoided a full asset freeze after reaching an agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
J.P. Morgan Private Bank has appointed a new head of Singapore and Southeast Asia, finews.asia has learned.
Hong Kong will be hosting another global summit in November with expectations of attendance by nearly 300 CEOs of financial firms worldwide.
Vontobel’s long-standing CEO Zeno Staub told a Swiss French-speaking newspaper in an interview what made him decide to leave Vontobel to go into politics.
Hong Kong regulators are reportedly planning a second meeting in under two months to push banks to offer services to crypto firms in the city.
London-based M&G Investments has announced the appointment of a head of Japan.
CEO Sergio Ermotti has to sharply cut spending to make sure the costs from the Credit Suisse acquisition don't get out of control. Iqbal Khan, on the other hand, has a free hand to grow the wealth management business.
Manulife has relocated its chief financial officer to Hong Kong to become Asia’s new chief executive officer.
Japanese insurer MSIG Asia has announced the appointment of a chief technical officer and chief risk officer.
For two years, Paul Morjanoff tirelessly sent email after email detailing the now-collapsed bank’s misdeeds to the Swiss government. In an interview with finews.asia, he explains why.
Credit Suisse’s inability to master a difficult situation on its own continues to surprise many clients, Andreas Luder, CEO of asset manager Lumen Capital says in an interview with finews.com. Many are asking themselves what options are available to reduce risk.
Singapore-based private market exchange ADDX welcomes a former senior managing director from the Singapore Exchange as its chairman.
Goldman and Citi will reportedly cut dozens of investment banking jobs in Asia this week as the region's dealmaking downturn persists.
Since Credit Suisse's rescue, the conventional wisdom in Switzerland is that investment banking is a dangerous minefield. Many in the financial hub see private banking as the new be-all and end-all. That is looking at the situation too simplistically.
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