Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Infinite possibilities in Maldives-China cooperation

The cooperation between the Maldives and China has yielded fruitful results and indeed brought benefits to the Maldivians, said the top official.

Millionaires, billionaires tighten their control of world's personal wealth

Booming equity markets swelled fortunes, and investors outside the US got an exchange-rate bonus as most major currencies strengthened against the greenback.

Onshore or offshore, or hybrid – which model is winning favour?

The Forum was an ideal location in which to discuss the evolution of wealth management strategies in Asia

Wealth firms in 'early stages' of 'complete transformation'

As the Digital Landscape Evolves, Institutions Must Leverage the Full Spectrum of Available Data to Create Personalized Client Experiences, Deepen Loyalty, and Create New Value, Says Report by The Boston Consulting Group

Responsible investments: Separating the wood from the trees

Executive director of Pengana Capital Group, Adam Myers, agreed, adding that the trend is consistent with increasing awareness.

Creating a better investing environment for Malaysia

Wants to build MVCA into a regional platform while deepening roots in Malaysia

Banks lead STI decline as caution rules

Fears over trade wars and possible moves by the Fed and ECB keep traders in check

Deutsche Bank’s minority report on monetary policy

Banking giant Deutsche Bank, however, takes an altogether contrary view.

How the Rich Invest: Peter Cooper

The Australian Financial Review looks at how the wealthy are making money for our column, How the rich invest.

Wall Street Will Struggle to Manage China Money

For offshore players, there are two ways to tap the market.

Singapore and Hong Kong are leading Asia's asset management charge

Their combined assets under management (AUM) hit US$91.5b in 2017.

How councils can optimise asset management, mitigate risks

It used the IPWEA National Asset Management Strategy template to undertake a maturity assessment of its asset management practices.

Alex Fung: «We're Aggressive, But Choosy, Recruiters»

The former bond trader turned long-time Société Générale private banker was poached by Vontobel four years ago.

The culture of whistleblowing - ignore at your peril

Many businesses reject the solid evidence that shows that not only is whistleblowing something every business should have, but also the evidence that whistleblowing will make their businesses better

As China Defaults Rise, Foreign Fund Managers Step Up Visits

With foreign holdings in the world’s third-biggest bond market at a record high, the stakes are rising.

Global Core Banking Solution Market Research Report 2018

Banks are now able to tap customers in far-flung rural areas and thereby increase banking frequency.

Hermes aims to go beyond ESG data

Companies have to show the potential to bring improvements and generate a future financial return on that basis.

Why India's Richest Are Seeking Citizenship In Cyprus

Cyprus seems to appeal not just to high net worth Indians in India, but equally to wealthy Non-Resident Indians in cities like London or Dubai.

In Mahathir's Malaysia, Japan is back amid doubts over Chinese funding

Mahathir has pulled out of a high-speed rail project with Singapore and is reviewing a $14 billion local rail line to be built by Chinese companies.

Cheah Cheng Hye: read all about it . . . China’s giants in waiting

Wealth, education and urbanisation will power the next investment wave

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