Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Wolves bought by Chinese conglomerate Fosun International for £45m

Wolves, who had been put up for sale by Morgan in September 2015

Global Asset Manager Enters Singapore Market

The office, located in Asia Square, will focus on credit research and strengthening business with clients in both the local market and the broader Southeast Asia region, according to a press release sent on Friday.

Sotheby's Announces Asia 2016 Half Year Sales of $461.5M

We are further encouraged by the growing presence of Asian collectors in our worldwide salerooms.

Standard Chartered and UBS assets seized in Singapore fraud case after ‘control failings’

More than $3.5 billion was misappropriated and about $1 billion laundered through the US, the US Justice Department said as it launched what could be its biggest ever seizure of ill-gotten gains

UBS opens new training centre in Shanghai

We plan to double headcount in China by 2020, so demand for high-quality development and training programmes can be expected to grow substantially.

Targeting China Money South Korean Banks Targeting Chinese Enterprise Customers

The IPC of Hana Bank targets super-rich Chinese customers in particular.

Online wealth management platform rebrands

WEALTHMANAGER.COM is officially rebranding its Asian operations as simply “Wealth”.

Asia's Wealthy Should Look Towards Lifestyle Preservation

Respondents to a survey conducted by UBS Investor Watch, a quarterly publication that focuses on investor sentiment and behaviour, reveals that large numbers continue to make inadequate provision for lifestyle preservation in retirement.

YBR wealth management CEO resigns

Yellow Brick Road has announced the resignation of its chief executive of wealth management, effective later this year.

Macquarie Private Wealth operatives hired by Ord Minnett

The pair, which make upwards of $1 million in revenue per year and are well-regarded within the industry, have been hired by stockbroker Ord Minnett.

Reaping the right rewards

From a client perspective, it may seem a perfectly understandable desire.

Elliott starts legal proceedings against Bank of East Asia

The proceedings are the first to directly seek the lifting of those conditions.

Vietnam: one of the last frontiers for wealth management

Practitioners across banking, securities, insurance and asset management point to a notable immaturity within this segment of financial services.

EM chief: investors may have missed best entry point

That is a positive for emerging markets,’ Citywire AA-rated Langham told Citywire Selector.

3 Measures To Help Protect Your Family Fortune Through Generations

Clouded by these delusions, families falter at succession planning and hence prepare the next generations to fail.

A new round of cuts coming?

Top firm said cutting more jobs

EFG Accelerates BSI Singapore Unit Purchase After License Loss

The unit will now be acquired from BTG Pactual Group by the end of November at the latest, the Swiss bank said in a statement on Thursday after market close.

India’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Identifies First Eight Projects For Investments

India’s maiden sovereign wealth fund National Investment and Infrastructure Fund has identified the first eight projects it plans to invest in.

83 Per Cent Of GC’s Under Pressure For Efficiency Says Ashurst

International law firm Ashurst has published the report, titled “Riding the Winds of Change”, in which 56 per cent of GCs confirmed that their budgets had been cut in the past 24 months.

Investors increasingly embracing opportunities in tech sector, says expert

Private equity and sovereign wealth funds are increasingly looking for investment opportunities in the technology market, an expert has said.

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