Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

Wealth of Singapore’s richest drops amid economic slowdown

One of the few gainers was Goh Cheng Liang, who moved up to rank 3 from 7

Credit Suisse sees small cuts for investment arm in Asia

Asia-Pacific chief Helman Sitohang says that above-average returns justify retaining a strong investment bank presence in the region

Aberdeen Asset Management investment group reiterates focus on Asia and emerging markets

Aberdeen’s purchase last year of Scottish Widows Investment Partnership from Lloyds for about £660 million has cut some of its reliance on emerging markets, he continued.

How promoters are taking charge of managing their personal wealth

Indian business families are now taking direct charge of investing and multiplying their wealth through their family offices in what is seen as a quiet revolution in family owned businesses in recent years.

Australia's NAB to refund 62,000 wealth management clients

The NAB compensation follows an independent review by PricewaterhouseCoopers at the request of the Australian Securities & Investments Commission.

The restless rich and what to do about them

The report categorizes the rich on the mainland as anyone with net assets of $1 million, not counting their primary residence, and says most of the mainland's rich are heading to the United States, Hong Kong, Singapore or the United Kingdom.

Chinese investment group bids to buy rest of BHF Kleinwort Benson

It agreed to buy German bank Hauck & Aufhaeuser Privatbankiers earlier in July. It also owns French-based holiday company Club Mediterranee and has a stake in Britain's Thomas Cook.

Wealth management group IOOF cuts ties with financial planners

Wealth management group IOOF has let go 33 out of 48 financial planners it acquired in 2012 as part of its purchase of the My Adviser and Plan B businesses, according to trade publication Independent Financial Adviser.

How promoters are taking charge of managing their personal wealth

Promoters sitting on huge cash after selling off their businesses are also directly taking charge of their Family Office to make investments

Credit Suisse Asia chief eyes expansion as regional profit doubles

Credit Suisse Group's Asia chief on Thursday said the Swiss bank would consider raising headcount or buying a smaller peer to build up its private banking business, in a region where pretax profit doubled in the first half of this year.

CNN’s ‘On China’ To Feature The Ultra-Wealthy, Their Luxury Cars And Private Jets

CNN's "On China" has always given voice to Chinese individuals who share their insights on various issues surrounding the Asian economic giant.

Ignition signs up RPAA

Specialist robo advice firm, Ignition Wealth, announced this week it had signed an agreement with the Retirement Planning Association of Australasia.

Asian high net worths turn to banks

The East and Partners analysis said that Asia's HNWIs were continuing to focus on international equities as an asset class

New magazine will sell Australia to Asia's millionaires

"MillionaireAsia is not just about print," said Mr Yim

Tough targets and “suffocating” compliance stresses push Asian bankers to the brink

Private banks have recently struggled to reduce compensation and compliance costs

Tidjane Thiam flags acquisition ambition with Credit Suisse investors

Credit Suisse’s new chief executive has sounded out its main investors about plans to expand the Swiss bank’s asset management operations, potentially through an acquisition, according to people familiar with the talks.

Swiss bank UBP aims to build Asia presence

Private bank's March purchase of Coutts gives it 'a more normal size' in region: CEO

UBS back as sponsor in massive boost for Hong Kong Open golf tournament

Bank returns as title sponsor for flagship event, with big names likely to follow as prize money increases dramatically after period of struggle

StanChart restructures global business

Africa & Middle East to form part of new regional business structure

China's wealthy continue to pour out of the country

The wealthy have an aversion to China's tax system and are also keen to obtain a foreign nationality for their children

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