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11 May 2017

Indosuez Adds to Hong Kong Team

Published by Finews Asia – 11th May 2017

Following on from recent hiring in both Singapore and Hong Kong, Indosuez Wealth Management has made a further senior appointment to its Asian business unit.

10 May 2017

Aberdeen And Standard Life Set to Shed 800 Jobs

Published by Finews Asia – 10th May 2017

News out of the U.K. suggests that the merger between Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management will lead to 800 job cuts. Where does Asia stand?

9 May 2017

Credit Suisse Loses High-Profile Asia Banker

Published by Finews Asia – 9th May 2017

Credit Suisse is losing a prominent private banker in Asia, prompting the Swiss bank to streamline a product unit. The move comes as the bank deepens spending cuts in the region.

4 May 2017

UBS breaks ranks with push for mid-tier Asian millionaires

Published by Reuters – 4th May 2017

UBS Group AG plans to hire about 100 wealth management client advisors over the next two years in Hong Kong, the biggest wealth hub in Asia-Pacific, to grab a bigger share of the fast-growing mid-tier millionaire segment.

2 May 2017

LGT closes ABN AMRO deal in Asia and Middle East

Published by Hubbis – 2nd May 2017

LGT has announced it has completed the acquisition of ABN AMRO’s private banking business in Hong Kong, Singapore and Dubai.

1 May 2017

Manulife AM Names New CEO For Malaysia

Published by Wealth Briefing Asia – 1st May 2017

Manulife Asset Management Services Berhad has appointed Jason Chong as chief executive, based in Malaysia, effective 1 May 2017.

27 April 2017

Michael Marquardt exits BlackRock, seeks new role

Published by Asian Investor – 27th Apr 2017

The US fund giant’s Asia-Pacific chief operating officer has left after seven years in the role and 17 with the firm. He spoke to AsianInvestor about his next move.

27 April 2017

Credit Suisse stops hiring in APAC, yet headcount target remains unmet

Published by Asia First – 27th April 2017

Credit Suisse needs hundreds of fresh private bankers for its Asia-Pacific (APAC) operations, but hiring has been momentarily stopped at the Swiss bank. Based on Credit Suisse’s chief executive officer Tidjane Thiam’s statement in 2015, the bank needs to recruit 180 more bankers to meet its target of having 800 relationship managers (RM) in the APAC region by the end of 2018.

26 April 2017