Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Coutts views: Brexit vs China: Which one‘s the real bull in the shop?

The worst case Brexit scenario is widely believed to be a ‘no-deal’ departure, which would probably see sterling and UK government bond yields drop sharply.

Bank of Singapore, Edelweiss Partner to Target Indian Wealth

Pact allows the firms’ clients to access each other’s products

Schroders Institutional Investor Study 2018

Insurers’ confidence levels in achieving their desired returns have also slipped from 61% to just over half at 54%.

Manulife Financial (MFC) Q4 Earnings: Is a Beat in Store?

The fourth quarter should benefit from Manulife’s expanded distribution network across the region as well as strengthening of strategically important distribution agreements with key partners in Japan and Indonesia.

Banks target asset management

For the country's five largest State-owned commercial banks by assets, registered capital of their wealth management subsidiaries ranges from 8 billion yuan to 16 billion yuan.

Are private wealth managers digitally savvy enough?

According to their survey, more than half the respondents believe the private wealth and private banking sectors are behind retail banking in terms of their adoption of innovative technology.

Meet Mukesh Ambani, Asia’s richest man who is also India’s top philanthropist

China’s Hurun Research Institute came out with the list ranking India’s top philanthropists who have donated Rs 10 crores or more between October 1, 2017 and September 30, 2018.

American dominance in tech wealth creation upended by Asian wave

When the Bloomberg Billionaires Index began in 2012 with a list of the world’s 40 richest people, three were self-made and under the age of 40: Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page and Facebook Inc.’s Mark Zuckerberg.

Credit Suisse freezes bonus pool after tough year of rebuilding

Swiss bank boosts senior executives’ pay after share price falls 30%

Private banking: Who stays in Asia, wins in Asia

Such predictions were the reason private banks piled into Hong Kong and Singapore through the 2000s, opening offices where they didn’t have them, shipping bankers out of Europe and the US, and hiring in droves.

Private banking architects: Tan Su Shan – leading the charge for Asia’s wealthy

Tan Su Shan has led DBS’s efforts to become the leading home-grown bank for wealth management in Asia, during a decade in which the number of billionaires in the region has soared.

DBS named ASEAN's Most Valuable Bank Brand

The bank rose six spots to 34th in Brand Finance’s “Banking 500 2019” annual report

India's Bright Future: Risk and Rewards for the Family office

As a consequence of this wealth generation, there has been an increasing proliferation of wealth management services being offered.

Busting the millennial myth

Perspective: New research challenges the widely held view that millennials are genuinely different from previous generations

Hart Pacific to Open an office in Singapore Within 2 Years

Singapore is uniquely placed to become a major fixed income hub in South east Asia

Schroders enhances Asia presence with Singapore acquisition

We have the opportunity to create a unique business model in Asia

Are these the solutions to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals?

Dive into the critical factors needed to accelerate progress towards tackling the Sustainable Development Goals.

Bold expansion plans for HK family office

Raffles Family Office expects to grow AUM to $10bn and double headcount to 100 in the next two years.

APAC's asset and wealth managers to hit US$29.6t in AUM by 2025

APAC AuM is expected to rise from US$15.1t in 2017 to US$29.6t in 2025.

Citi sees stronger China wealthy client base in 2019 despite economy slowing

Citi is planning to invest more in digital initiatives to help expand its distribution reach and take a bigger share of the onshore wealth management business in China, she said.

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