Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Sterling's fall to tempt big spenders to London

Solca expects listed luxury giants Burberry and Mulberry to be among those to benefit.

DBS Indonesia to boost wealth management services

He further explained that DBS Indonesia was eyeing a 30 percent growth in its priority customers this year.

Wealthy mainland Chinese eye bargain homes in UK as Brexit delivers ‘10 per cent discount’

While some investors are keen to buy at lower prices brought about by a weaker pound, experts warn that market uncertainties increase short term risk

After Brexit, Bex’s it: David Beckham back in Hong Kong

Avoiding questions about the fallout from his country’s shock Brexit vote, the 41-year-old said he was happy to be back in Hong Kong.

The new philanthropists in town: $50m fund for 'the overlooked, unloved, underdog causes'

He has donated $50 million to the endowment fund of his Silent Foundation, which he set up in 2010.

Swiss bank ramping up wealth business in Asia

Demand for wealth management services is growing in Asia with the rise of the upper class.

Brexit reopens HSBC and Standard Chartered relocation debate.

Given that investors are dumping HSBC and Standard Chartered shares due to the impending Brexit, the banks’ boards will have to consider alternative strategies as a result.

JBWere to reduce adviser commissions

This will be funded from a percentage of profits.

Opportunity for debt structuring through Mauritius

Following the above amendment, debt structuring through Mauritius is likely to become an attractive proposition for foreign investors seeking to invest in India.

Vistra News Bulletin - June 2016

We also look at the new tax treaties which three of our jurisdictions, Mauritius, Cyprus, and India, have been involved in.

Hong Kong to see more small players grabbing the wealth management cake

London-listed boutique fund manager Jupiter Asset Management expects HK to provide sustainable growth opportunities

The emergence of Asian multi-family offices

Philippe Legrand of London and Capital Asia explains

Swiss private banks sharpen Southeast Asia focus

Wealth managers capitalise on global banks’ retreat to tap rich clients in developing markets

Wealthy Chinese buying fast-tracked visas for Aussie residency

Almost 60 per cent, or 779 of those high-wealth foreigners are now living in Victoria after being required to make individual investments in Australia of at least $5 million each, according to Department of Immigration data.

ANZ selldown tipped for wealth, life insurance arms

The bank already held a 49 per cent slice, and established the partnership in May 2002.

Asia's heightened illicit-money scrutiny to hit small wealth managers

Swiss private bank BSI's unit was ordered shut last month by Singapore's central bank for money laundering breaches

Crestone open for business after UBS deal completes

UBS will continue to provide Crestone with domestic and international securities execution, clearing and settlement

Family office patriarchs need to know when to let go

The second was: "How can your family best use your decades of experience and wisdom to continue adding value to the family enterprise without undermining the autonomy of its new leaders?"

Bordier & Cie clinches award for Best Boutique Private Bank in Asia

The win marks the second victory for the bank, having taken home the award for the same category in 2014. Last year, Bordier was shortlisted for the ‘Pure Play Private Bank’ category.

SFC reprimands and fines State Street Global Advisors Asia Limited $4 million over management of Tracker Fund

The SFC also found that SSGA’s internal procedures on the management of the Fund’s cash balances were inadequate.

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