Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Succession planning: Need of the hour for family offices

A report by Edelweiss Private Wealth Management and Campden Family Connect shows that only 19% of succession plans are written and formally agreed.

CreditEase Wealth Management awarded Best Social Impact Project

Recipients of these awards underwent a stringent and comprehensive evaluation process, demonstrating the verve to deploy wealth in ways to bring about positive impacts on the society and at the same time make positive financial return on client investment

China allows domestic banks' wealth management units to buy shares

Chinese shares have slumped about 22 percent so far this year as economic growth has slowed to its weakest pace in more than a quarter of a century.

Banks’ Wealth Management Rules Take Effect

The final rules, which will impact the country’s 30 trillion yuan ($4.4 trillion) wealth management product (WMP) market, allow banks’ asset management units to raise public stock funds and invest up to 35% of their total assets under manageme

Butterfield Trust eyes further Asian acquisitions

This Bermudian bank is surveying the global scene to see where it can offer value on the banking and wealth trust sides, relying on its core strengths to punch above its weight

It runs in the family: from family businesses to business families

How to preserve wealth through a series of successions has long been one of the key issues among wealthy families, and more often than not this process is fraught with difficulties

[Global Finance Awards] KEB Hana Bank sweeps financial awards

KEB Hana Bank has received the best private bank award for six years straight, having first attained the honor in 2011 as the first and only Korean bank to do so.

Capgemini’s Asia-Pacific Wealth Report 2018: HNWI wealth in region is forecast to surpass US$42 trillion by 2025

Satisfaction with wealth managers remains considerably lower than levels in the rest of the world; hybrid-model1 prioritization and closer customer connections are critical to wealth management firms’ success as BigTech disruption looms

Chinese Banks Are Hiring People to Manage $930 Billion of Wealth

Foreign and Chinese banks target different skills in Hong Kong

Here's what private bankers in Singapore can expect for their salaries and bonuses

And Cloud company Deskera secures US$60m funding.

The Development of the Wealth Management Offering in Vietnam

The first perspective shed light on the retail segment, with a banker explaining that individual investors who traditionally placed money on mostly deposit with the banks have been branching out into investments.

Southeast Asia’s largest bank to double the number of private bankers in ME over 5 years

Dubai branch to serve as strategic hub for bank’s Middle East private banking arm

Asia’s Growth Path and the Evolving Role of the Private Bank

But it is relevant and important to focus on what the other countries in the region are doing in the field of private banking, as that will no doubt be the direction in which Vietnam heads.”

Standard Chartered considers a simpler structure to control costs, will reveal plan with full-year result in February

Lender makes bulk of its income from its China and North Asia businesses

Asian millionaires underserved by Private Banks

In contrast, the Middle East has just over 767 HNWIs per branch of a private bank or wealth manager.

Moneyball in Switzerland: A Bidding War for Private Bankers

Banque Pictet’s newest partner is bolstering ranks to add assets.

Fund manager launches HNW advice

An ASX-listed fund manager has officially launched into the high-net-worth advice market.

Westpac says banks' move into wealth management 'clearly not' a success for customers

Australian Securities and Investments Commission head concedes it might appear ‘too friendly’ with banks

UBS launches emerging market fund

Additionally, the fund became the first emerging market fund to receive Zenith's Highly Recommended rating after its first inaugural review.

SJP joins forces with expat support firm in Singapore

St. James’s Place is a leading wealth management firm specialising in delivering face-to-face wealth management advice for individuals, companies and trustees.

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