Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Challenge for China’s ultra rich: find the right wealth service

The country is expected to have nearly 15,700 UHNWIs by 2024

State Bank of India Mergers With Associate Banks

The five associate banks will add 6,000 branches.

Chinese Buyers Have ‘Crowded Out’ Local Investors And Owner-Occupiers: Citi

In a new report outlining key trends as China transitions to a consumer economy, Australia and China: The Next Phase, Citi has delivered a 15-year view of the opportunities for Australian companies.

Hong Kong retains spot as world’s top IPO market in first five months of 2016

Continued demand for financing amid new projects likely to bolster Hong Kong market’s status as key global player in near future despite global uncertainties

There are bigger risk than Brexit, AB warns Global Bond Investors

According to Shah, the referendum is an example of how the continuing challenges faced by the global economy can feed into pressure for political and institutional change.

What to do with Land Bank

The food exporters, processors, traders, input suppliers and logistics providers who complete the modern food supply chain are bankable and have access to the formal banking system.

Retirement a concern Hong Kong HNW investors

Hong Kong investors reported the second highest levels in the region after Singapore

Indonesia central bank seen holding rates despite dovish tone

Many analysts have assumed there will be no change in the existing benchmark rate until August.

Asia Needs Turnaround Experts

Asia as a whole has $8 billion of junk-rated offshore debt up for repayment this year.

AAM 2016 fund manager survey now underway

The 2016 survey will also look to gauge the uptake of ESG and smart beta strategies for the first time.

Foreign Investment Funds Record Stunning Growth In Southeast Asia

Such is the case in Thailand, where foreign equity fund assets in the country surged 103% to 226.2 billion baht in 2015, whereas the year-on-year growth of mutual funds AUM had declined to a mere 6.4% in 2015, from 21.2% in 2012.

Four Reasons The Wealthy Invest In Frontier Markets

Frontier markets will likely make the same journey over the coming decades, and investors who can bear the risks of these markets will profit.

Finance: Blessed returns

Pope Francis has little good to say about capitalism but has championed impact investments

Hong Kong Permanent Secretary For Financial Services Signals An Exciting Road Ahead For RMB Investment Platforms

It also highlighted new trends and pressing challenges in the investment management industry

Kuroda Faces Unhappy Banks as BOJ’s Policy Decision Looms

Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ and its parent have been the most vocal against negative rates since Kuroda announced the move Jan. 29.

Real Estate Primary Driver of Alternative Allocations

According to findings from the survey, portfolio allocations to real estate have increased faster than allocations to both private equity and infrastructure combined.

Japan Post Bank Chief Taps Regional Banking Skills

His proposals to close overseas branches and liquidate Bank of Yokohama's money-losing subsidiaries met with resistance at board meetings.

Singapore Emerges As Top Asian Investor in Japan

That makes Singapore, already the biggest investor in China and India, the top Asian investor in the world's third-largest economy.

Indonesia Central Bank Gains Credibility Decades After Crisis

The newly installed Bank Indonesia governor proceeded to raise interest rates five times in the second half of 2013 each time surprising economists accustomed to less-hawkish leadership.

Mobile tech changing Indian banking: Aditya Narain and Ronit Ghose, Citi India Research

The regulatory changes around payments banks and small finance banks have only been possible because of the revolution in technology in fin-tech.

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