Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Chinese HNW move toward wealth preservation

Most of China’s wealthy don’t even know that trust structures exist

Lee Wong: «We're Challenging the Ways of Managing Wealth»

Many firms in Asia and beyond have failed to survive beyond the third generation

Asset management in china expect growth

If China gets to 10% by 2030 it will be at a place “roughly comparable to where the US stood in 1990.”

Number of high net worth individuals considering emigration down

From the survey, we can see that visas and overseas property purchases have become the new guarantee of economic security for Chinese HNWIs.

Asia’s billionaire club balloons on the back of mega IPOs

Deloitte has forecast that Hong Kong and mainland IPO markets will raise as much as $54 billion for about 340 companies by the end of this year

The long march of the bezzle by Tim Price

Easy money has a tendency to trigger what will, after the fall, become known as malinvestments.

Private bank Europe boss defends bank’s culture after spate of resignations

She said the company does not have a ‘toxic’ work environment.

The ties that bind: who owns what in China’s asset management industry

It is against this backdrop that The Asset is launching an interactive online database on China’s asset management industry – The Asset Anagram.

6 major wealth funds agree to encourage greener economy

The document is to be formally presented during a meeting in Paris of the heads of the funds with French President Emmanuel Macron and Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg.

Central bankers determined not to repeat the financial crisis

Investors in banks will be familiar with most of these measures because they have impacted returns.

Number of 'offshore funds' top 1,000 mark

Such offshore funds numbered a mere 92 in June 2011, but the figure has continued to rise, reaching 732 at the end of 2016.

Knight Frank Prime Residential Review shows strong growth in Australia’s top end despite a softening market

Sydney saw 1809 sales above $3 million in 2017, up 7.6 per cent on 2016. Melbourne saw 871 sales in 2017, which was 10.9 per cent lower.

The Case For An Innovation Hub To Facilitate MEASA Financial Inclusion

While many existing efforts are underway across MEASA, these are often heavily fragmented and make a large-scale advancement challenging.

The Banker's Latest Rankings Show Chinese Banks Dominate, While Western Europe Catches Up

Western Europe's banks increased their share of global banking profits from 13% to 20% helped by strong performances in France, Germany and the UK and a turnaround in Italy.

Malaysia a preferred emerging market

The consequent result has been a huge selldown in emerging markets (EMs) and more than US$2 trillion (RM8.08 trillion) in market capitalisation wiped out since the beginning of the year, as foreign funds cut their exposure to risky assets.

More Kiwi investors come forward fearing life-savings lost in suspected global scam

A British-sounding man "hounded" him for weeks, Mackenzie said, with promises to send out portfolios.

Why Germany is China’s gateway to Europe

In February 2017, Chinese car company, Geely, hit headlines when it acquired a 9 percent stake in Daimler, the parent company of German automotive giant, Mercedes Benz.

Taiwan ranked 15th globally in number of ultra-rich individuals

Taiwan also ranked sixth in the number of ultra-rich people in Asia after Japan (9,960), China (8,800), Hong Kong (5,140), India (2,920) and South Korea (2,610), the consulting firm said.

Interview: UAE-China banking ties to see more sustainable, growing synergy: Dubai financial official

China's four largest banks in terms of total assets, namely Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and China Construction Bank, have successfully upgraded their banking licenses from being subsidiaries to b

YBR's Mark Bouris shrugs off tricky register, seeks to gain on banks' retreat

The most important thing in structural change is to be able to vertically integrate especially whilst the banks are shedding [assets]

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