Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Chinese Investors Pour Money Into U.S. Property

China Life Insurance teams with U.S. developer to purchase Manhattan office tower that houses UBS

Insurance Brokerage Market to Grow at 4.27% CAGR - Big Data and BI Incorporation Driving Market Growth to 2020

It compiles KPI data using the central database, and performs a descriptive analysis of what is currently happening in the organization.

AMP Capital finds strong correlation between direct and listed real estate over the long term

The daily liquidity of listed real estate, however, means it behaves more like equities if they only invest in the short term.

Nicholas Spiro -- Why investors need to take Brexit risk seriously

UK equities, which are also sensitive to Brexit risk, have proved remarkably resilient. The FTSE 100 Index, the main gauge of UK stocks, is up more than 11% since February 11.

Top Ten Richest People in China 2016 List

China is home to many successful businesses that are known on a global scale.

Early Stage PE Investments Take A Hit, outlook Bullish

According to PwC, during January-April 2016, early stage PE investments saw a decline of 57% in value terms and 25% in volume terms

Merger of six banks to cost SBI $250 million: Moody's Investors Service

The global credit rating agency says that the merger will have limited impact on bank's credit metrics

The Rise Of Bionic Wealth

And herein lies the looming crisis for the industry: according to a 2015 report by PwC, asset attrition rates exceed 50% in intergenerational transfers of wealth.

Huge Jump in Foreign Held Companies Being Set Up in Singapore in Q1 2016 - Hawksford

The share of companies with Chinese shareholders doubled during the quarter while the share of companies with Indian and Malaysian shareholders also spiked from 4% each in the preceding quarter to 7% each in Q1 2016.

Impact investors keen on South Asian markets, hints GIIN survey

According to the GIIN survey, respondents committed a total of $15.2 in 2015 and are likely to commit $17.7 billion in 2016

Hong Kong’s corporate culture lags behind US, Europe in cybersecurity

Hong Kong has a ‘cybersecurity skills gap’, or a lack of qualified personnel that can communicate the importance of guarding against cyber attack to upper management

Rising corporate Defaults and Market Interest Rates in China May Not Be All Bad News, Says AB

Jenny Zeng, Portfolio Manager—Asian Credit, said that, since 2014, 16 borrowers in China’s onshore public bond market had defaulted on 25 issues.

We all pay the price when banks behave badly

Impairment figures are useful but not the whole story. In most businesses errors come to light quickly.

Experts outline how Islamic finance can support achieving the SDGs

The opening speeches were followed by two panel discussions on the role of Islamic finance in the SDGs.

India May Soon Have A Global Top 50 Bank

SBI, associates begin talks for a merger which would create an entity with a balance sheet of Rs37 trillion

Chinese Pour $110bn Into US Real Estate, Says Study

Investment is set to double in the next five years as wealthy rush to get their money into overseas assets, especially houses

Foreign Money Managers Make Big Push For Business in Tokyo

Overseas managers expect new opportunities and see advantages to setting up shop locally

Four Chinese cities in world top 10 luxury retail destinations

Beijing, ranked ninth after Dubai, has great potential given the city's substantial number of high-net-worth individuals, the report added.

China securities houses on track for record bond fees

Chinese banks this year make up 9 of the top 20 banks by fee income from bond sales, and have so far earned $450m, compared with $797m in total last year.

IDB Group and World Bank Group Produce Global Report on Islamic Finance

The report further recommends creating institutions and governance systems to support orderly function of the Islamic social finance sector.

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