Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Vietnam's bond market grows fastest in East Asia: report

Liquidity on the market has also improved strongly from 365 billion VND (17.17 million U.S. dollars) per session in 2009

More Than Half of Chinese Millionaires Will Immigrate in Next Five Years; but Won't Stray Too Far

The reality is that most ultra-high net worth individuals in China are probably making money in China right now

Heirs of Indian Super Rich Interested in Being Global Citizens: Barclays

Merely five per cent of wealthy individuals in India plan to travel to a different country in the next five years

The Hidden Dangers Of China's $2 Trillion Trust Industry

Over the past few years, China’s trust industry witnessed a dramatic growth, and has become a significant segment in China’s shadow banking system.

New entrants, tech advances pose risk to traditional banks

Non-banks such as Google, Alibaba and mobile operators are providing more core banking services

Allianz unveiles fifth edition of its 'Global Wealth Report'

Based on the findings of the report, the global gross financial assets of private households grew by 9.9 percent in 2013, the highest rate of growth since 2003.

ICICI Bank's Chanda Kochhar, others in Fortune list of powerful women

Chanda Kochhar, ranked highest among Indian women, has been ranked second across the region

Australia: Rising inner city wealth drives up property prices

The Sydney suburbs of Waterloo and Redfern have the highest rate of income growth nationally over the past 20 years, which may contribute to further property price increases in those areas

Singapore remains critical component in Asia-Pacific strategy: UBS

The Republic is one of the world's fastest growing wealth management centres, with about S$1.4 trillion worth of assets under management in 2013.

Asian marts remain resilient – Barclays US strength expected to offset drag from China slowdown

For the Philippines alone, Barclays maintained its 2014 and 2015 growth forecasts, both at 6.5 percent.

Myth Busting Family Businesses - KPMG

When most people think of a “family business”, their mind instantly turns to some version of a little corner shop, most likely run by a husband and wife. If not that, as there are famous examples of very successful family businesses, then most

Go on, give it all away

“There are three sets of people. The first “I want to donate, I don’t have time”. The second “I want to give money and I know what purpose”

5 new additions to billionaires club in Singapore

This marks an 18.5 per cent increase from 27 billionaires last year – higher than the worldwide growth of 7 per cent.

van Eyk up for sale

Van Eyk Research is a provider of investment research to the Australian and New Zealand market.

True or False: The Indian gold market is dead

Trade statistics for the month of August have just been released in India, showing a huge surge in gold imports compared to August of 2013.

Investor sentiment sours on China

Expectations of Chinese and European growth are waning amid worries over US stimulus being scaled back, according to Bank of America-Merrill Lynch's September fund manager survey.

Banking Vs. Google, Apple and Amazon

he annual Temenos survey checked with 198 senior bankers, so it measures their perceptions of the marketplace.

Young finance professionals in Hong Kong and Singapore overwhelmed by rapid promotions

Banks in Singapore and Hong Kong have been suffering skill shortages in key functions for the past two years

Wealthy families move toward stock investments

This report provides an analysis and evaluation of the current and prospective outlook of family offices around the world.

Southeast Asia land prices surge in H1 2014, says Knight Frank

Land prices in certain Southeast Asian markets witnessed substantial growth, with Bangkok registering the largest growth in residential land index, according to research by Knight Frank.

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