Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Economic Watch: China pushes for long-term steady growth of pension fund

Revenue surpassing expenditure will likely continue for the rest of the year, ensuring benefits are paid in full and on time, according to a ministry spokesperson.

Jersey Finance launches China research

Jersey Finance research paper highlights family disputes and loss of control as key issues in Chinese succession planning

Hedge funds gain through mid-June as global markets post mixed returns

Commodities declined led by oil; silver, aluminum and cotton also declined.

What worries the wealthy

Dollar millionaires seem to worry most about global and national issues

Nomura Research Institute seen on track for record Q1 profit

Robust consulting business helps absorb relocation costs

Japan's asset managers seek to vote more independently

Outside advisers, limited personnel moves could contribute to better corporate governance

Wealthy Chinese rise to 1.6 million in past decade, up nearly 9 times: survey

But the growth rate of China's private wealth market is expected to decline to 14 percent in 2017 to a total size of 188 trillion yuan.

India grappling with ebb-and-flow of falling fees, more clients

An exclusive Hubbis survey of almost 100 top Indian wealth management professionals delved into the abyss.

Alexander Classen: «The Next Generation Almost Feels Guilty»

Bedrock has grown from a handful of employees to nearly 100 in recent years, and now manages $10 billion in assets including through its BRT tech unit.

PE Panorama: Bonderman jibe accentuates underlying PE image problem

Mr. Bonderman’s situation wasn’t helped by the fact that the meeting was called to address issues of sexual harassment and discrimination at the company.

Avoiding disasters as vital as good returns

All the companies would need to pass the four-factor test which would examine the quality of their management

Five things to consider before you join the likes of UBS and Deutsche in Asia

Just last week Deutsche Bank announced that it will hire 50 new bankers in Asia.

Japanese bank deposits top $9.5tn

Swelling balances reflect the sluggish economy, with nowhere for money to go

Lawyers share gender equality strategies

The report noted that despite a recent survey by Boston Consulting Group showing that women and men are equally ambitious at the start of their careers, women are much less likely to reach senior leadership positions.

Fintechs must collaborate, not disrupt: Report

The emerging Fintech industry and Australia’s traditional banking sector are being urged to work together in order to innovate in ways that allow them to survive the looming threat posed by so called ‘Big Tech’ companies such as Apple an

SE Asia records PE deals worth $7.8b last year, uptick to continue in 2017: EY

Overall, value of PE deals in 2016 rose 42 per cent as compared to the previous year in Southeast Asia

Why It's Much Harder for Expat Bankers to Land a Hong Kong Job

Today, expats get 15% of finance job placements, down from 40%

As Growth Picks Up, Wealth Managers Target the Client Experience

Private Wealth Gains Ground, but Revenue and Profit Pressures Linger; Delivering Value, Succeeding in Moments That Matter to Customers, and Advancing Digital Focus Are Key, Says Report by The Boston Consulting Group

Global CEOs remain optimistic over the next 3 years and look to be the disruptor

The annual study by KPMG International of nearly 1,300 CEOs from companies across 11 industries in 10 countries found that many CEOs are focused on geopolitical challenges

A social investment ecosystem emerges in Vietnam, Cambodia and Myanmar

There has been a bottom-up movement across Asia

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