08/15/2012

Business as usual for Standard Chartered Singapore

In a statement released on Wednesday, Standard Chartered Bank Singapore's chief executive officer Ray Ferguson said it has been "business as usual" for its operations, though some customers have raised concerns about recent developments sur

08/14/2012

China’s Young Rich: Not Top Students

According to a new list that tracks China’s young and wealthy, none of the wealthiest people born after 1980 graduated from Peking University or Tsinghua University, China’s top two universities.

08/14/2012

Asia’s wealthy to bankers: You’re fired

That’s the message from Bloomberg, which has spotted a trend in private banking in the region that has led to a weakening of the already limited grip global banks including Credit Suisse and Citigroup have on the Asia’s private wealth.

08/13/2012

Julius Baer bulks up in Asia with Merrill deal

Julius Baer's acquisition of the loss-making unit means that about half of all the Swiss bank's clients will be in faster-growing emerging markets - chiefly Asia but also Latin America and the Middle East - up from around one third now.

08/13/2012

Credit Suisse opens new office in Osaka

The Osaka office is located at Hilton Plaza West Tower 16F, 2-2-2 Umeda, Kita-ku and houses Credit Suisse’s employees dedicated to serving its Private Banking clients in Osaka and the Kansai region.

08/12/2012

German money not being sent to Singapore

Recent reports of such tax-dodging schemes have sparked a renewed outcry in Germany against a planned treaty between Switzerland and Germany designed to help Germany recoup some taxes from money held in Swiss accounts.

08/08/2012

Property Seller Announces “Little Japan Project”

Global Asia Investment Group sells annually more than 700 pieces of overseas property to Japanese investors, and the number it sells to Japanese people living in Japan is higher than any other companies in the world.