Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Asia's richest entrepreneurs under 40

The rankings underscore China's ability to churn out billionaires even as economic growth slows to multi-year lows.

A return would be a win-win for HSBC and China

HSBC’s return Hong Kong would have a seismic impact on China’s banking sector

WINNERS: Asian Private Banker Asset Management Awards For Excellence 2014/15

Asian Private Banker has announced the winners of the following categories for the Asset Management Awards for Excellence 2014/15.

Far Eastern consortium set for major spending spree in Birmingham

Ms Li – a former Miss Taiwan beauty queen – said that she wanted to use Birmingham as an example

AM alpha sells Sydney asset, strengthens Asia Pacific investment

AM alpha said that it had increased its Asia Pacific investment portfolio. The real estate firm is currently managing an Asia Pacific and European portfolio of over $2.5 billion.

Swiss Private Bannk names J. Safra Sarasin banker as Asia head

He has been chief executive of J. Safra Sarasin's Singapore office since 2013 and held roles for BNP Paribas's private bank in Switzerland and Asia before that.

Why British stamps are sparking a big-money philately boom in China

STAMP collecting is a hobby that has long since passed its peak in Britain. But in China, the trend is booming.

Wealth effect? Why Asia’s missing the boat

Year to date, the MSCI Emerging Asia Index has risen 12.7 percent

HSBC: 'The UK has rejected the concept of universal banking'

Chief executive Stuart Gulliver gives further hints that bank will move abroad as bank's profits rise

Head of Coutts International set to exit following UBP deal

The purchase of Coutts International, which is based in Switzerland, is part of an aggressive expansion by UBP, but the bank is reliant on retaining key private bankers to make a success of the deal.

Shanghai Enacts Curbs on Business Dealings of Officials’ Relatives

The new rules, announced on Tuesday, bar the spouses of senior officials in the sprawling metropolis of more than 23 million from going into private business.

Westpac to review wealth advice

Westpac has revealed it is reviewing previous financial advice in the wake of several scandals across the industry that have engulfed its big four rivals.

Call for more gender diversity in family offices

Women's involvement in family office affairs is largely felt in the area of philanthropy, speakers tell AsianInvestor's forum in Singapore, with the investment side of the business still dominated by men.

India-origin billionaires to build 1,200 houses in Nepal

Two Indian-origin billionaires in the UK have offered to build 1,200 quake-resistant houses in the affected villages of the country

Fast growing wealth firm makes senior appointments

Simon, Charles, and Mark bring to Koda unique skills sets, which will complement our growing team of experienced advisers, all of whom are committed to our independent and transparent model.

DIY super can learn from wealthy families

Can SMSF trustees learn from larger investors?

UBS Wealth Management sees China as key business growth driver

The wealth management arm of Swiss banking giant UBS has turned China into its biggest client base in terms of investments in both domestic and offshore markets, the report said, citing chief executive Juerg Zeltner.

HSBC's HQ rethink: taxes and China relationship hold key to decision

In 1990, an assessment called Project Rainbow paved the way for HSBC to move from Hong Kong to Britain.

NBAD Launches WECAfrica & Asia Frontier Market Fund

The National Bank of Abu Dhabi has launched the "West-East Corridor Africa & Asia Frontier Market Fund",a foreign fund domiciled in Ireland that will offer investors attractive returns by investing in diversified portfolio of Africa and As

No bigger player of financial regulation arbitrage than HSBC

By subtly threatening to move its headquarters, HSBC is playing financial regulation arbitrage

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