Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Ping An of China Asset Management (Hong Kong) Launches First Co-branded Fund with Hang Seng Investment Management

The Fund is a mixed-asset fund that mainly invests in Asia-Pacific region (ex-Japan) equities and fixed income markets.

Chinese banks woo overseas asset managers

Moves follow last year’s decision to allow foreign managers majority stakes in joint ventures

Amundi and OCBC Bank launch Singapore’s first-ever fund that Harnesses the Momentum of Dollar Cost Averaging

The Momentum Fund lets the portfolio manager initiate dollar cost averaging for the investor.

AIA Thailand sets up 847 billion baht asset management unit, report says

The largest are Kasikorn Asset Management and SCB Asset Management, which both had 1 over trillion baht of assets under management as of end-July.

Growth opportunity beckons for Japan equities as pandemic forces changes

Japan is a mature economy, with many of its corporations grappling with inefficiencies.

Multi-family office sees growing opportunities in Sri Lanka

A multi-family office will provide advisory for multiple families on managing their wealth. There are several elements to services offered by Heritage Partners.

Gold could head as high as $3,400, VanEck CEO says as metal pulls back from records

“We became really bullish last summer when gold broke out of its six-year sort of sideways market, and then the other technical confirmation happened when it went to all-time highs a month or so ago,” van Eck said Monday on CNBC’s &l

AMP announces 1H 20 results and return of capital

The AMP Life sale was a major milestone and opens the pathway to accelerate the next stage of our strategy.

The Asset Awards: Citi, Deutsche Bank, HSBC set the pace in asset servicing

Depositary receipts, corporate trust, escrow services play key roles

Bank of Singapore expands Middle East footprint

It has had a presence in the region since 1996

Peter Babej: Citi’s Asia chief eyes regional opportunity

Asia is no normal region for Citi.

Hong Kong’s Wealthy Investors Stay Put With Crisis Plans Ready

A much-feared exodus hasn’t materialized, wealth managers say

Ping An’s Lu wealth management unit offers two zero-commission months on Hong Kong launch, might ignite price war

Lu International (Hong Kong), a subsidiary of Lufax Holding, part of Ping An, launched on Monday and is charging zero commission until the end of September

Look for Value in True Growth or Solid Dividends

Over the longer term, we completely accept very low interest rates are a boon for true growth stocks such as tech companies, but we should not forget emerging markets.

Assets that march to a different beat

While both still recommend keeping up to 40 per cent invested in equities, they've roughly split that allocation between the domestic and international markets.

Indian wealth management businesses likely to grow to $5 trillion in 5 years: Sanctum Wealth

Favourable regulations, an expanding product universe, falling costs and new technologies mean that clients have more choices than ever, while firms need to maintain strong fundamentals and trust at the core.

Shadforth receives international fiduciary certification

Client Best Interest – always put clients’ interests ahead of all others;

AMP share price, Shaw analysts: ‘The outlook is for worse to come’

AMP share price: a road of declining profits

HSBC cuts bonus pool by US$600 million as bank focuses on costs, bad loans

Bonus cuts come despite 55 per cent jump in revenue in global markets business in second quarter

The Asset Awards: Custodians capturing change

The Asset announces winners of the Triple A Asset Servicing Leadership Awards for 2020

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