Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Labuan IBFC: Interview with Chairman, Association of Labuan Trust Companies

In line with ‘Labuan IBFC: 30 Years of Intermediating Asia’, we are launching a series of four exclusive interviews.

Interview With Chairman, Association Of Labuan Banks, Khairudin Abdul Rahman

This interview shares how innovation in the banking sector has helped ‘softened’ the impact from the tax change introduced in 2019

Asian dividends’ growing appeal

Older investors, in particular, have been hit hard.

Switzer launches wealth platform for women

It’s all about education and we’ll be working so hard to do our bit at Tilley Money to close the wealth gap between men and women.

Finding the right bank to fit your needs

Asset Benchmark Data reveals what CFOs and treasurers look for in a banking partner

Mid-sized corporates prioritise operational agility and flexibility in post COVID-19 world

Survey of more than 200 corporate leaders reveal impact of global pandemic

Majority of HK managers to promote Asia fixed income

Asset managers operating in the SAR are also expected to promote global multi-asset and ESG strategies to distributors, according to a report published by Boston-based research firm Cerulli Associates.

Biglaw Firm’s Founding Partner Dies

Despite his age, he still stopped by the firm's headquarters each week to catch up on current events and cases.

Standard Chartered PB survey finds 'increased HNW investor interest' in sustainable investing

Investors from different regions, have differing views on which of the SDGs are of higher importance

Is Anyone Listening to Dr Fauci? by Gary Dugan

Banks globally have rightfully won plaudits for learning the harsh lessons of 2009 by shoring up their balance sheets and generally dealing with risk and leverage more sensibly this time around.

Singapore, Malaysia and Philippines banks have best asset quality

Despite the challenging outlook, the majority of banks are adequately capitalised and Moody's expects their funding and liquidity will remain sound and stable in 2020-21.

Asia should prepare for the next energy crisis

Continent-wide stockpile would prevent oil shortage when geopolitics cut off supply

Accessing the age pension and the impact of super

Anyone born between 1 July 1955 to 31 December 1965 will not be able to receive the age pension until they are 66 years and 6 months, with this rule coming into place from 1 July 2021.

Asia fund selectors gain risk appetite

Asia’s third-party fund buyers are enthusiastic about China and Asia-Pacific ex-Japan equities, according to Last Word Media research.

Investment Update: The Future of Hong Kong

In recent months, however, the mood music has been changing. President Xi Jinping’s assertive policies have caused a steep loss in popularity and suspicion of China.

Ogier: Trust Essentials - July 2020

We hope you enjoy this edition of Trust Essentials, and, as always, do not hesitate to get in touch with your regular Ogier contact, or representatives from our Global Trusts Advisory Group for further information.

Deloitte to deliver R&D tax incentive platform

The Deloitte contract relates to these reforms

Premium Passports Lose Their Shine in a Post-pandemic World

Although not reflected in the latest ranking, which does not take temporary travel bans into account, it is eye-opening to consider what travel freedom currently looks like for the holders of once-prestigious passports.

Rapidly Changing Behaviours In 2020 Are Accelerating Consumer Embrace of Digital, Health, and Sustainability Trends, Says PwC

The survey results reveal that the pandemic and the ensuing social distancing measures put in place have led to fundamental changes in how consumers work, eat, communicate, and take care of their health.

Thailand’s economy facing bleakest prediction in Asia

Analysts are also saying they don’t foresee a rush of investment any time soon, given the bleak predictions facing the country.

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