Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Adapting to a changing asset management landscape

One reason for the popularity of passives is that they are much cheaper than their active counterparts and have shown better performance.

ANZ customers protected for a year

If a customer has insured deposits of $50,000 in the acquiring bank and the one being bought at the point of the acquisition, he will be insured up to $100,000 for a year from that date.

Seeing a pick-up in Asian interest

Schuman says it has spent a lot of time and resources educating its clients on Asian assets.

Why banks might be causing flat mortgage growth

It believes this does not bode well for margins.

Bank of NZ commended for putting health before profit

This is where companies like the Bank of New Zealand can really help, by refusing to financially support these companies to continue their activities.

Singapore and Hong Kong Top World’s Most Expensive Cities

The third most expensive, was the only impediment to Asia holding all top five slots.

Old Mutual: Trump is an Opportunity for Investors in Asia

Old Mutual's Joshua Crabb says investors are overestimated the impact of Trump and rising US rates on Asian equities and there are plentry of growth opportunities

'Retire ready' is more than a large super balance

Irving, a researcher and academic at the University of South Australia, presented her findings of an industry sponsored study which explored how mature aged workers configure their employment and plan for retirement.

Record adviser numbers attend Sydney ABDO

It's just too high you can't bake it any other way.

How transparency is driving Asian asset managers to technology

This trend is also being pushed by Asia’s intrinsic nature as a region carved up into different geographies, with different regulatory requirements, and varying stages of development in the investment cycle.

The only investment banks you should want to work for now

J.P. Morgan is now first in Europe across fixed income, currencies and commodities, the investment banking division and equities.

“Stranded” Asian bankers swamp recruiters with resumes after awful bonuses

Other recruiters in Asia says they are also experiencing an uptick in applications from job seekers.

Japanese banks firm up post-Brexit moves

Uncertainty over passporting rights leads Japanese banks to continue their plans to move operations away from London and into Europe.

ADB President Pledges Strong Support for PRC’s Reforms

ADB has provided substantial assistance during the course of China’s rapid development in the last 30 years.

1.5 Million Americans in Asia May Renounce Citizenship Over FATCA

The poll also found that 38 percent also have experienced people and/or organizations not wanting to conduct business with and/or employ them thanks to the tax law.

Survey shows Mexico is most attractive emerging market, India the worst

The peso’s real-effective exchange rate is close to a 21-year low, boosting the earnings outlook for exporters.

Aiming for a discretionary boost in Asia

The senior management team now believes the key to boosting DPM in the region is to target HNW clients.

Credit Suisse Cuts Equities Business Jobs in Asia

This cost control strategy comes after its weakest results among rivals from stock trading in the third quarter of 2016.

Oliver Bäte, CEO, Allianz

So it's not just house insurance in particular also life insurance that is going to continue to grow because that's what the population wants and that's what it needs.

Credit Suisse to cut half a dozen Asia equities jobs

He pursues a plan to downsize the investment bank in favour of wealth management, where he sees the best potential for growth.

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