08/27/2012

Opportunities abound for wealth managers in Asia

With the rising level of entrepreneurial wealth in Asia, it may be timely for these investors to note some of the recommendations and ask additional questions to the private banker of their choice.

08/26/2012

Deutsche Bank turns screw on bonuses‎

Pay consultants expect the use of clawbacks to rise sharply this year following a string of recent banking scandals, including the manipulation of Libor and anti-money laundering failures.

08/21/2012

Wealth management a tough play for big banks

These days wealth management contributes less than 8 per cent of CBA's group earnings, less than half its relative contribution before the global financial crisis.

08/21/2012

Alliance sees rich pickings in wealth management

Alliance Bank consumer banking head Ronnie Lim said since the opening up of the financial market in 2005, from merely simple mutual fund products to new products such as treasury, equity linked, dual currency and foreign currency funds, the sector has bee

08/21/2012

Barclays expands Singapore private banking team

Barclays today announced that it has set up an Independent Asset Managers team in Singapore, as it continues to capitalise on market opportunities in Asia, and further grow its private banking business in the region.

08/20/2012

China’s Hottest Wheels For Executives

The Detroit-based automaker did so poorly in minivans that it quit making them in the U.S., where they are often considered the least-glamorous family haulers, spurned by moms who prefer the style of a sport- utility vehicle.

08/19/2012

Pictet dismisses M&A as disruptive

A wave of consolidation has been widely forecast for Asia’s private banking industry, but whether this is a healthy development for the market remains open to conjecture.

08/15/2012

The World’s Richest Country

This figure is no doubt bolstered by the staggering number of millionaires in the city-state, which Knight Frank and Citi Private Wealth predict will only keep growing.

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