Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Tiger hedge funds no longer burning bright

That relative return was the second worst since the 2008 financial crisis.

Chinese corporate spending spree benefits Switzerland

The Chinese company had previously bought Swissport.

Bonus day at UBS

It has always been hard to pinch the Swiss bank's local operatives, the strong run cannot last forever.

Hong Kong Government hires banks for proposed US dollar sukuk

They are also joint bookrunners with CIMB and National Bank of Abu Dhabi.

Asian banks unwilling to give up London as Brexit looms... at least for now

While there is competition between a number of European cities for the business that will have to leave London.

Tech billionaires are building boltholes in New Zealand

It also has ground-level security cameras, electric fences, an on-site armoury, a sniper post and even a prison cell in which to put unwanted visitors.

Small business banking report fuels calls for royal commission into financial services

Small businesses are the engine room of the Australian economy and as loyal and long term customers they deserve to be treated fairly by the banks," Senator Gallagher said.

Wealth centers fill void left by brokerage firm cutbacks

Park Dal-soo, who represented a logistics foundation, said the lecture was helpful.

Shoppes price tag may still draw some investors

The property has to be assessed based on yield or the operating income from the mall, and how it stacks up against market expectations.

Asset manager profits under pressure

Prices were also found to be consistent regardless of fund size

Foreign institutional investors resume net fund inflows in January

As a result of those net fund outflows, aggregate net fund inflows into Taiwan since 1990 fell below US$200 billion to US$199.37 billion

Chinese banks outpace US banks

Chinese banks’ brand value growth has been rapidly outpacing that of European and North American competitors: study

Three killer facts about corporate tax cuts you won't hear from Scott Morrison David Hetherington

Does anybody really think ANZ, Coles, Qantas or your local hairdresser are about to move to another country because the company tax rate is better there?

Ireland can look to South-East Asia for new markets

It was easier for us to follow the flow of ancestry and make connections with people whose roots came from here.

China’s global investment ambitions

According to figures provided by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, nonfinancial outward direct investment reached US$ 118.02 billion.

Could another transatlantic merger be in the works?

Nonetheless, both firms are already vetting the merger to see whether the firms fit culturally and financially, the publication said.

Not getting caught in the herd mentality

Experienced advisers generally have a greater knowledge and willingness to explore ideas and approaches with clients

Apocalypse soon? Why tycoons are buying their way into New Zealand

Among those securing tracts and luxury hideouts, seemingly in anticipation of the collapse of civilisation elsewhere, is Peter Thiel, a billionaire internet magnate.

Indian IT sector warns against US visa bill

The Lofgren Bill contains provisions that may prove challenging for the Indian IT sector

Japan GPIF denies media report it will invest in U.S. infrastructure bonds

The Nikkei business daily reported earlier that infrastructure investments in the United States by GPIF.

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