Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Will this time be different?

The US equity market looks vulnerable, but it may have the capacity to rebound quickly based on recent history.

China: the landscape has changed bu UBP

As seen in other economies, rapid change in the financial sector has the potential to create financial system instability, a challenge which China has frequently grappled with in its own history.

Monash sees success in ETF move

“It is very appealing for investors, much better than when it was an LIC.”

Apac's rich are aggressive risk-takers: UHNW survey

Rich investors in China, Hong Kong and Singapore were found to be the most aggressive risk-takers among the 10 markets covered by the survey.

Malaysians need to boost digital literacy to grow personal wealth - HSBC Malaysia

Apart from the need to boost digital literacy, HSBC also listed two other emerging wealth trends observed in Malaysia.

Asia's Cell Centre

Enter the protected cell company, showcasing the benefits of self-insurance as a concept, unhindered with the complexities of setting up a separate legal structure and manning this entity.

From My To Our: Building One Meaningful Community Together

As part of the ongoing development of our organisation, after months of hard work and seamless collaboration, in July we have launched our renewed, faster, easier to navigate and more user-friendly corporate portal that goes under the name of One Objectwa

Made by China: the rise of Chinese brands

“Made in China” has evolved into “Made by China”

Looking to Asia for Help

The good news is that Asia may start to bring some positive surprises that may make up for the malaise in the US.

SMSF establishments soar

The average assets per SMSF member were $696,000 while the average assets per SMSF were $1.3 million.

APRA publishes new details on Climate Vulnerability Assessment

The inaugural CVA was designed in consultation with the participating banks and the Australian Banking Association, as well as other agencies on the Council of Financial Regulators.

Boards suffer an ‘identity crisis’ as ESG demands rise

ESG issues have become the dominant theme of corporate reporting and investor concerns. How sustainable is this? How do boards manage the changed rules?

Singapore's GIC keen on companies with potential to improve ESG

State fund says sustainability is 'top management priority'

Sovereign wealth funds sweet on China, despite regulatory headwinds

Investors in China have been shaken in recent weeks by a slew of regulations targeting sectors ranging from gaming to education

Singapore’s appeal as a global financial hub continues to grow

Singapore has always been an attractive financial hub, with a stable political climate and a proactive regulator that encourages innovation, sustainability and growth.

Global investment firms show continuous confidence in Chinese market

China is still on track for decent GDP growth over the next decade," she said, pointing to increasing purchasing power by the middle class.

The home of choice for tech tycoons and other crazy rich Asians

Luxury home sales are brisk and climbing, propelled – say experts – by Singapore’s safe handling of the coronavirus and geopolitical headwinds such as China’s crackdown on tech

Before B.R. Shetty went broke, the Indian billionaire lived the high life

Indian entrepreneur B.R. Shetty was once worth more than US$3 billion, but an investigation into his company revealed US$4 billion of hidden debts

Global CEO confidence returns to pre-pandemic levels

Launching aggressive M&A plans to capture market opportunities

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