Managers of Wealth Asia Pacific

'Regulator's dilemma' as interest-only mortgage returns hit 42 per cent

The finding comes as the market keenly awaits an update from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) in the coming weeks.

Fastest-growing law firm brand in Asia Pacific named

She paid tribute to the firm’s people for their hard work in the region.

ED to approach six countries for details on Vijay Mallya’s properties

The agency alleged that Mallya owns several properties in the UAE and the US and has also incorporated several companies in the US, where the funds also have been suspected to have been diverted.

Jho Low mulled buying Barbados bank to stow money

Wall Street Journal says leaked email describes how Low wanted to purchase bank in the Caribbean Island as a 'parking spot' for his own funds as well as friends and family.

China’s M&A scrutiny to cast shadow on Asia deals volume

M&A is among the few areas where Chinese banks haven’t already gained a strong foothold.

Chinese billionaire portrayed as criminal and hero at trial

"Mr. Ng acted in good faith at all times," Park said.

Jho Low, Caribbean Citizen?

Low reportedly has one more trick up his sleeve: a Caribbean passport

Hong Kong’s new insurance regulator takes charge

The IA was established in December 2015 and had been preparing for the takeover of the OCI’s regulatory functions in phases.

Abolition Of Reverse Discrimination Korean Government to Take Stern Action on Global IT Giants

The targets of the bill include global IT giants as well as their South Korean counterparts like Naver.

FoFA should also protect retail banking customers: FSU

The stress of it all led him to help expose the bank opening more than two million fraudulent accounts without customers' consent over 15 years.

Singapore's central bank posts record net profit in year ending March 2017

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) posted a record 24.3 billion Singapore dollars ($18.6 billion) net profit in the year ended March 2017.

MAS on 1MDB scandal: 'naming and shaming' a better deterrent than big fines

Monetary Authority of Singapore believes that "naming and shaming" individual offenders in the 1MDB case is a better deterrent than imposing big fines on banks.

Singapore MAS, Danish FSA sign fintech cooperation deal

MAS and the Danish FSA have also committed to exploring joint innovation projects together, and to share information on emerging market trends and their impact on regulation.

Keynote Speech by Mr Heng Swee Keat Minister for Finance, Minister for Finance, at the 44th Annual Dinner of The Association of Banks in Singapore, at The Fairmont Ballroom, Raffles City Convention Centre on 27 June 2017

The government will do our best to facilitate and support the industry in making these changes.

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