Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

A.I. could spur global growth as much as the steam engine did, study shows

The analysis examines how economic gains and losses are likely to be distributed among firms

Three Filipinos named among Asia Society’s 21 rising young leaders

She develops and oversees the foundation’s artist residency program, community projects, and exhibitions in Manila and Bataan.

Asia Pacific pension assets gain outpaces global average, study says

The study was conducted earlier this year by Thinking Ahead Institute, a subsidiary of Willis Towers Watson.

Cash-flush investors zoom in on DBS' S$1b of perps

Analysts cite recent dearth of SGD issuances and Singapore banks' strong fundamentals for robust demand

Economists keep Singapore's 2018 growth forecast at 3.2%: MAS survey

They predicted a greater divide between trade-dependent sectors and those that rely on local demand and saw the external economy as having both upside and downside risks for Singapore.

HKIFA: Bond funds lose $6.2bn in 1H

Altogether, fixed income products lost $6.2bn in assets, led by global and high yield bond products.

Hong Kong shares sink on trade war and emerging market fears

Sunny Optical leads declines across all 50 Hang Seng Index members

Is India the better bet in Asia equities?

Asia’s best opportunities don’t include standard regional heavyweights Alibaba, Tencent or Samsung

Guernsey Finance heads to Asia to highlight progress in the region

A Guernsey audience will learn more about developments in the Chinese market

Is India the better bet in Asia equities?

Indian companies simply tick more boxes than Chinese companies.

CPF retains ninth spot in world's biggest pension funds

The research also found that seven Asian funds made its way to the top 20 biggest pension funds.

International Co-operation in Combating Tax Crime: The Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters

122 jurisdictions, including Australia, currently participate in the Convention.

UAE most attractive target for Chinese lenders, research shows

Loans from Chinese lenders to energy and infrastructure projects in the Middle East and Africa have risen from $300 million in 2014 to $8.8 billion in 2017

Schroders Says the Worst May Have Passed for Indonesia's Markets

Indonesia has suffered in an investor exodus from emerging markets as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates

Stable earnings growth expected by mainland banks, but bad-loan worries linger

As Beijing pours more money into infrastructure, lenders reap the rewards, despite strains put on the economy by US trade dispute

Chinese investment professionals remain bullish about domestic equities

Despite some economic headwinds, one in three investment professionals think China A-Shares could generate 5% to 15% total returns in next 12 months

Fund Managers Cite Data, Regulation as Major Challenges – State Street

The survey found that 64 percent of asset managers have an increased appetite for launching cross-border products in the next five years.

New Wealth and Morningstar Research form partnership for Asian markets

Both New Wealth and Morningstar Research have recognized a strong need for digital platforms to capture investors’ needs with accessible content.

Best banks for transaction banking revealed

Overall satisfaction rankings examined both cash management and trade finance services indicating several banks improved their positions while others fell behind

Asians must wake up to the hidden costs of retirement

With rapid aging, countries cannot sustain today's pension systems and must cut a fast-growing bill

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