Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Russell Investments sold to fund management specialist

Russell Investments will become the 20th fund management firm TA Associates has owned since 1993.

China's Fosun on the prowl for European takeovers

Europe is not the only destination for Fosun, which has invested more than $5 billion in the United States and $500 million in Japan.

Lombard Odier to Hire Private Bankers to Grow Japan Wealth Unit

Foreign banks are competing with local lenders to manage the assets, seeking to generate higher fees as low interest rates depress their income from loans.

Independents Take On Asia’s Top Private Banks

Firms that offer private bank services but with upfront fee disclosure are taking root in Hong Kong.

Monex announces full-scale launch of wealth manager Nippon Wealth in Hong Kong

Nippon Wealth has formed a structure for banking and securities services in Hong Kong and will start full-scale operations on October 12, 2015.

Tycoon Li Ka-Shing in war of words with Beijing (VIDEO)

No one represents Hong Kong rags-to-riches more than Li Ka-shing.

Credit Suisse revamp to boost Asia, cut jobs in Zurich -paper

Thiam began a strategy review after taking over on July 1 and signalled he wanted to focus on banking for the world's wealthy, particularly in Asia, and move away from riskier securities.

Asian wealth moves global property prices

Asian money today accounts for a far greater proportion of capital in global property markets than a decade ago – and the flow does not appear to be abating, particularly into prime assets in tierone cities.

Swiss to publish first list of dormant assets in December

The list would be published by the Swiss Banking Ombudsman after compiling information from all Switzerland- based banks

What's worrying Hong Kong's wealthy right now

Millionaires are not hard to come by in Hong Kong, so the recent wild ride in global stock markets has thrown up serious challenges for what is a reasonable-size chunk of the population.

Credit Suisse boss looks to entrepreneurs for Asian growth

Credit Suisse is currently the fourth-biggest global player in private banking

Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management Launches New Coffee Table Book: If…Stories of Philanthropy

Showcases seven remarkable philanthropists making a significant difference in the world

Banks looking to attract millennials into premium services

Wealth managers are looking to attract young professionals earning more than S$6,000 a month, hoping that as their careers develop, they will eventually upgrade to more premium banking services.

Deutsche Bank Would Cut Yuan Risk From China Stocks With ETF

The fund, which will track a hedged version of the CSI 300 index, will mitigate its exposure to the Chinese currency using one-month forward contracts on offshore-traded yuan.

Julius Baer CEO Says He’s Confident About Asia After China Trip

Julius Baer is Switzerland’s third-largest asset manager behind UBS Group AG and Credit Suisse Group AG

Lessons learnt from int’l expansion says St James’s Place

St James’s Place has faced many challenges in new international territories which have provided the blueprint for further overseas expansion, says its commercial director Iain Rayner.

Myer Family Company favours overseas markets

The strategy echoes those of other major money managers such as the Future Fund and AustralianSuper, the nation’s largest superannuation fund.

Global private wealth pushes past 100-trillion-euro mark

Spurred on by increased household saving, global private assets break the 100-trillion-euro barrier for the first time.

Family offices investing through VC funds for bigger play in India’s startup party

The latest venture capital firm to reach out to such investors is IDG Venture India.

BVI 'sitting on a sweet spot' with China's rise

Qian made her remarks during a presentation at the conference entitled "China's One Belt One Road Regional Development Strategy

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