Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Japan Insurers Pile Into U.S. Debt

As global bond yields dry up, U.S. Treasurys become most viable alternative

Transferring and sustaining the family wealth

The economic centre of gravity has been shifting back to Asia, and much of Asia's success is owed to a remarkable generation of entrepreneurs whose vision and hard work lifted them, their families and their societies out of poverty.

Aussie investors are more cautious

Australian investors are much more cautious and pessimistic about the future compared to their global counterparts.

Toronto to "Think Asia, Think Hong Kong"

Event to Promote Benefits of Partnering with Hong Kong to Unlock Opportunities in Asia, Particularly the Chinese Mainland

Singaporeans' understanding of basic money management getting worse: Survey

“Going by the survey results, people in Singapore are finding it harder to keep up with bills, budget effectively and manage unsecured loans,” says MasterCard.

What Does It Mean For Shareholders If HSBC Leaves The UK?

There are complicated reasons and sub-plots behind the suggestion: the official reason, a fear that the UK might leave the EU, is surely only a part of it.

Thumbs up to Afro-Asia cooperation

This last week marked the 60th anniversary of the Asian-African Conference, which in its 1955 inaugural gathering brought leaders from Asia and Africa to Bandung in Indonesia to discuss the role of the developing world in the future global economy, peace

South Asian market should integrate to tap global growth: SEC Chief

South Asian regional markets need to interact with each other in order to tap in to global economic growth, Chief of the Securities Exchange Commission said.

China's service sector clears a path for FDI

China's service industry will play a crucial role in attracting foreign direct investment

Hindujas lose top spot in UK rich list

NRI industrialists Hinduja brothers have been displaced as Britain’s wealthiest family on a rich list released here on Sunday which was topped by Ukrainian music baron Len Blavatnik.

Dubai delegation visits India to promote collaboration between financial centres

A senior delegation from Dubai, led by the Chairman of the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), Saeb Eigner, met with the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), H.E. Dr Raghuram Rajan, in Mumbai to enhance co-operation and to discuss initiativ

Singapore company formation down in Q1, but Singapore remains buoyant

The latest report by Hawksford Singapore reveals that 2015 has kicked off with a soft start compared to previous quarters, but Singapore remains a fertile environment that is attracting entrepreneurs, investors and enterprises alike.

Frauds in Indian banks have increased: Deloitte survey

Most of the incidents were linked to retail banking, including frauds linked to Internet banking, automated teller machines and debit and credit cards

For HSBC globally, God is in London and so are his 19 chief archangels

Mr Gulliver says the bank cannot go back to those days because it would lose the custom of big companies and become much smaller

China is the world’s fastest-growing market for “vanity” spending

China is the fastest growing market for the consumption of self-indulgent goods and services aimed at enhancing one’s appearance or status.

UK election no distraction for Hong Kong homebuyers

Interest from overseas continues to heat up, and judging by the mood among Hong Kong buyers, the British election simply does not matter

Insurers Take On More Risk in Search of Returns, Study Says

Insurance companies just get can’t enough for their money these days. Interest rates are at all-time lows and even the United States stock markets haven’t mustered much steam.

Indian likely to get VP's post in China floated AIIB

An Indian is likely to get the vice president's post in China-backed Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in which India and 56 countries have been admitted as founding members.

RBA warns Australian banks on Asian exposure

The Reserve Bank of Australia has warned Australian banks against the potential dangers of increasing their push into Asian markets.

China's Xi Jinping, Japan's Shinzo Abe call for better ties

Tokyo willing to work with Beijing to ease East China Sea tensions: Japanese PM

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