Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Credit Suisse Adds Fintech to Hong Kong Digital Push

The Zurich-bank is releasing Canopy's technology in both traditional and simplified Chinese for the Hong Kong market – a nod to Credit Suisse's biggest market in Asia.

A Look At Changes In Wealth Management Revenues For The Industry's Largest Players

We capture the impact of changes in wealth management revenues on the share price of the largest wealth managers in the world

Morgan Stanley eyes bigger presence in Chinese market

With more than two decades in China, Morgan Stanley is still expanding from equities to asset management.

Northern Trust named as custodian for HKBU’s endowment fund

Northern Trust had approximately US$10.8 trillion of assets under custody or administration globally as of March 2018.

Citi launches currency product, targets HNW investors

Machet said in recent years the mix of customers' investment transactions would be roughly one-third international, two-thirds Australian.

Growing Hong Kong wealth market faces major talent shortage

Hong Kong is a key private banking hub having $800bn of AuM in bookings according to the Hong Kong-based Private Wealth Management Association.

Asia's private banking scene heats up as European players enter fray

“We observe that all rated private banks reported significant net assets inflows in 2017. Indeed, also in previous years some banks managed to more than offset outflows by inflows in new markets, especially in Asia,”

Julius Baer Moves to New Office Launched by Najib Razak

The Zurich-based bank is not leaving the city-state though but is moving to even larger premises located close by.

Thomas Chin: «It Allows Wealth Managers to Do More With Less»

This is where automation comes in.

Indonesia’s Pinnacle launches new ETF

According to Pinnacle’s Chief Executive Officer Guntur Putra, with XPID, the company has created a better passive ETF strategy which is “far more efficient compared to traditional index funds”.

Women face bigger shortfall than men when it comes to saving for retirement: JP Morgan survey

A JP Morgan Asset Management survey found that Hong Kong investors expect to save about HK$3.4 million, 17 per cent less than the HK$4.1 million required to maintain a comfortable lifestyle after they retire

Julius Baer migrates Hong Kong, Singapore ops to Temenos WealthSuite

Julius Baer finalised a lengthy core banking selection process in early 2015, opting for Temenos and its T24 offering.

Private banking in Asia – time for a behavioural paradigm shift?

As markets rose across the globe, so did economic activity and so did the wealth of the wealthy.

UBS Wealth in big hedge fund push

The firm’s recommended allocation is indeed big compared to other private banks.

Nikko AM adopts Bloomberg's portfolio and risk analytics platform

The platform also comes with an automated reporting function, which the company says will help its institutional clients cut down on the manual work required to produce reports, thus saving time and boosting productivity.

Wealth management most fragmented in global finance

Swiss banks ‘best placed’ in industry ripe for consolidation, JPMorgan says

Morgan Stanley Sees China's Tier-2 Cities Driving Wealth Gains

Sees new demand from rich in China’s second-tier cities

Morgan Stanley sees China’s billionaires fuelling its Asia wealth business

In the past, China’s billionaires came mostly from established cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.

Schroders invests in WeInvest

Asset management house Schroders is taking a minority equity stake in Singapore-based digital wealth services outfit WeInvest. Terms of the deal, set to be completed in June, have not been disclosed.

Julius Baer Wealth Report update: Shanghai maintains top spot as most expensive city for luxury wine in Asia; Hong Kong most competitive

The report also examines the increasing sophistication of the Chinese wine consumers, and explores fine wines as an alternative investment.

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