Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Ogier acts in Korean acquisition

Associate Director Lawrie Cunningham and Assistant Manager James Philpott of Ogier Global provided corporate administration support.

Fears grow in Africa that the flood of funds from China will start to ebb

Slowing growth and rising debt at home may affect Beijing’s ability to keep up its vast investments in the developing world

SMEs expected to dominate Hong Kong IPO in 2019

Hong Kong is positioned as perhaps the most important Asian IPO fund raising hub, witnessing during 2018 an exceptional number of listings and also topping the global IPO

Japan’s GPIF names two managers for passive domestic equity mandate

The pension fund is moving to outsource more of its passive domestic equity strategy, hiring five managers for the mandate in its last financial year ended March 31, 2018.

Aberdeen Standard’s Young: how to curb underperformance in Asia

He also explained why he has decided to include more technology stocks in the portfolios.

HSBC to Facilitate Wheelock Properties Share Buyback

The real estate conglomerate has turned to the bank to fund a proposed share buyback according to sources close to the matter.

12th Asian Financial Forum Opens in Mid-January

Focus on 'Creating a Sustainable and Inclusive Future'

China dismisses Africa debt fears at start of FM tour

Wang initially sidestepped concerns, often made by Western nations, about whether the debt repayments were sustainable.

Chinese Investors Back Away From Global Property Markets

The days of Chinese investors snapping up trophy buildings in Western markets are likely over for now

Steinbrugge says hedge funds' future is in Asia

Most of the growth in recent years has come from performance, with only a modest amount of new capital coming into the space.

Sun Life Financial Wins Six Awards at 9th BENCHMARK Wealth Management Awards

The senior management team of Sun Life Hong Kong at the awards presentation ceremony of the 9th BENCHMARK Wealth Management Awards.

Japan's Abenomics Gets Caught Swimming Naked

Those asking this question tend to grasp at the wrong answer -– that Japan’s sudden return to the red is all Donald Trump’s fault.

China's credit crunch is a red light to global economy, as Nomura issues warning

"The worst is yet to come," said the Japanese bank Nomura.

Asia Dollar Bond Demand Seen Reviving After Rocky Final Quarter

Orders for high yield notes have dropped since September

Korea's National Pension Loses 16.6 Tril. Won of Assets in October

The value of domestic stocks held by the NPS also dropped from 123.94 trillion won (US$111.05 billion) to 108.09 trillion won (US$96.86 billion) over the same period.

HK$58 Million Shave On Hong Kong Villa Takes Shine Off Luxury Market

The Hong Kong Rating and Valuation Department’s most recent statistics show that overall home prices have decreased about 7.2 percent since hitting a peak in July.

$5 Trillion Got Wiped From Asia Stocks This Year. Here’s How

MSCI Asia Pacific Index set for worst year since 2011

Allianz Real Estate seeking to expand in Asean

Group to explore investing in Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia property markets, leveraging on its sizeable insurance presence there.

Bangkok second in Asia in destination sustainability rankings

Bangkok ranks second among Asian destinations in the latest Global Destination Sustainability Index.

Islamic finance hubs in GCC, Southeast Asia come closer

In the banking industry alone, Malaysia targets to reach 40% Shariah-compliant banking assets as share of overall banking assets by 2020

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