Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Shoppes price tag may still draw some investors

The property has to be assessed based on yield or the operating income from the mall, and how it stacks up against market expectations.

Asset manager profits under pressure

Prices were also found to be consistent regardless of fund size

Foreign institutional investors resume net fund inflows in January

As a result of those net fund outflows, aggregate net fund inflows into Taiwan since 1990 fell below US$200 billion to US$199.37 billion

Chinese banks outpace US banks

Chinese banks’ brand value growth has been rapidly outpacing that of European and North American competitors: study

Three killer facts about corporate tax cuts you won't hear from Scott Morrison David Hetherington

Does anybody really think ANZ, Coles, Qantas or your local hairdresser are about to move to another country because the company tax rate is better there?

Ireland can look to South-East Asia for new markets

It was easier for us to follow the flow of ancestry and make connections with people whose roots came from here.

China’s global investment ambitions

According to figures provided by the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, nonfinancial outward direct investment reached US$ 118.02 billion.

Could another transatlantic merger be in the works?

Nonetheless, both firms are already vetting the merger to see whether the firms fit culturally and financially, the publication said.

Not getting caught in the herd mentality

Experienced advisers generally have a greater knowledge and willingness to explore ideas and approaches with clients

Apocalypse soon? Why tycoons are buying their way into New Zealand

Among those securing tracts and luxury hideouts, seemingly in anticipation of the collapse of civilisation elsewhere, is Peter Thiel, a billionaire internet magnate.

Indian IT sector warns against US visa bill

The Lofgren Bill contains provisions that may prove challenging for the Indian IT sector

Japan GPIF denies media report it will invest in U.S. infrastructure bonds

The Nikkei business daily reported earlier that infrastructure investments in the United States by GPIF.

Just one in five banks and insurers confident they could detect a cybersecurity breach

Upcoming GDPR Regulations to Spur Action, Greater Transparency with Consumers

What Myanmar could learn from Swiss federalism

U Khin Zaw Oo said that in order to understand federalism and how different versions of it could work in Myanmar, the government and the Tatmadaw are studying various kinds of federalism, including the Swiss system.

Ch-ch-ch-changes in wealth management

The modern-day investors are much more savvy and better informed, and they prefer to have at least three or four specialist wealth managers looking after part of their money.

Cohesion Investments remain bullish on the investment opportunity that India presents for investors today.

Two of the things that have most held India back over the years have been corruption and the cash driven black economy, and Mr Modi addressed both in one swoop overnight.

Budget 2017: Re-focus on ease of doing business in India: PwC

It is important for the Government to refocus on its strategic intent rather than making the Budget a populist one.

Stamp duty impacts Hong Kong property market with sales down almost 50%

The report explains that even new build sales volumes were quiet in December, with a limited number of new launches because of the stamp duty rise.

Senior female bankers don’t conform to stereotypes and are just as ready to take risks

It implies that bringing more women into banks will lead to better risk management and reduce the possibility of bank failure or scandal.

Guy de Picciotto: «Consolidation Will Fizzle Out»

Some of the money is being regularized, and some is being shifted – often to the U.S., we've noticed.

Comment, Analysis & Research