Under the guidance of CEO Boris Collardi, Julius Baer has become a global player among wealth managers. The brand «Julius Baer» has acquired a most impressive prestige.
Published by Asia Asset Management – 28th Aug 2017
In early June, the Malaysian market was abuzz with news of a proposed merger between AMMB Holdings, the parent company of AmBank, and RHB Banking Group (RHB). The deal would have created the largest fund manager, by AUM, in the country, AmBank’s Group Chief Executive Officer Sulaiman Tahir said at the time.
The Singapore-based US$1.45 billion (S$1.97 billion) Quantedge Global Fund gained 21 per cent this year, ranking it as the top performer in its category as similar strategies have posted losses.
Most major indexes in Asia closed higher on Thursday despite Wall Street closing lower after a threat from President Donald Trump about a possible government shutdown.
Published by Institutional Asset Manager – 23rd Aug 2017
The Rohatyn Group (TRG), a specialised asset management firm focused on emerging markets, has hired former Caravel Flagship Fund portfolio manager Beidi Gu, who will be based in New York and lead TRG’s public equity investment strategies in beyond-BRIC emerging and frontier markets.
Natixis Global Asset Management has named former Neuberger Berman executive Tony Huang as general manager of its Taipei office and head of institutional business development for Taiwan.
Published by Asia Asset Management – 22nd Aug 2017
Natixis Global Asset Management has recruited a general manager and head of Institutional Business Development for it business unit in Taiwan.
Based in Taipei Tony Huang joins the French asset manager as general manager and head of Institutional Business Development for Taiwan. He will report to Kinji Kato, executive managing director and head of Japan.
Published by Asia Asset Management – 22nd Aug 2017
US-based financial services giant Capital Group has bolstered its Asian institutional capabilities with the hiring of industry veteran Shen Tan as managing director, institutional, for Asia, excluding Japan.
Published by Asia Asset Management – 18th Aug 2017
Asian equities chiefs at two global firms are set to leave Hong Kong as Asia regional funds expect another grim year in net outflows, casting a pall over the city’s allure as a regional asset management hub.
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