Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Red-Hot China Job Site Helps CEO Amass a $1.5 Billion Fortune

Yan, 55, was an initial investor in 51job and joined as CEO in 2000.

Nothing contingent about CoCos as returns add fuel to wealth portfolios

CoCos are not a new asset class, having been around for 15 or more years.

RBC: Redefining Legacy in Asia

RBC wealth management's 2018 Wealth and Legacy Report explores the changing needs of HNW women as they play an increasing role in wealth management and legacy planning

Macquarie's pain is Shaw and Partners' gain; 10 hired

Macquarie's private wealth division has endured a number of issues in the past five years.

UBS Group expects family office growth in Asia to continue

Asia's ultra-rich are increasingly looking for more complex and global investments as a record number of patriarchs cede control to the next generation.

Fund groups lacking dedicated A-share analysts

Janus Henderson has only two analysts dedicated to China and A-shares within its Asia ex-Japan team, for example.

HSBC CEO Flint says bulk of the group’s planned US$15-17b investment targeted at Asia

The bank is looking to grow wealth management business from China and Hong Kong and also rebuild its US consumer credit business

The 25 biggest wealth managers in the world revealed

The top five groups run over $5.8 trillion in assets with Asian groups making their presence felt in this year's ranking.

Finally, a Way for Lawyers to Get Really Rich

Litigation funds are lucrative but tricky for investors to value.

UBS Family Office Unit Targets Asia's New Billionaire Dealmakers

The collective fortunes of China’s richest people grew by a staggering 65 percent

Swiss bank Julius Baer says Europe matches Asia for new business

European and Asian customers account for roughly a quarter each of the group’s assets under management, according to sources.

HSBC unveils Asia wealth strategy

HSBC has revealed plans to expand insurance and wealth management divisions in China as part of strategy refresh.

Jupiter takes a cooler look at Vietnam

Market performance is supported by a number of developments in Vietnam, which Jupiter’s Teverson believes will help the country be re-classified as an emerging market.

Renunciation and the real wealth

Indian or Asian readers offered their respects and good wishes, while comments under Western names called him an idiot.

Canaccord Genuity Group Inc. Announces a Proposed Increase in the Ownership of its Australian Business

Agreement positions the Company and its shareholders to capture a greater share of activity in the region and further strengthens alignment of partners and employees

Filipinos need risk, wealth management services: consultant

The group, being an independent family business for generations, also specializes in advising companies in terms of successions.

UBS Veteran Not Going Anywhere

Raphael has risen like a phoenix from the corporate ashes. How?

A $220-billion manager says 2018 is good year for stock pickers

Asian stocks fell again in May, with the benchmark MSCI Asia Pacific Index dropping 1.2 per cent to erase its gains for the year. Stocks such as internet giant Tencent Holdings Ltd., which drove the rally last year when it more than doubled, are posting m

Time for client needs to take centre stage

The survey confirmed that the industry is facing a number of widely accepted challenges, from the changing expectations of new clients to the technological disruption sweeping through the entire banking industry.

Bank of Singapore cracks AUM target two years early

It crosses its 2020 target of US$100b in assets under management; plans to invest S$200m in technology, continue keeping a lid on costs

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