Wealth managers in Asia reveal post-coronavirus opportunities
Investing in healthcare, utilities and ‘consumer staples’ among the top tips
Author: Rupert Walker
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Bank unveils wealth management app in Hong Kong
Need for products and services on digital devices is ‘greater than ever before’
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Goldman Sachs AM launches four retail funds in Singapore
They were previously only available to accredited private banking and institutional investors
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Hong Kong regulator raises concerns about illiquid assets
It now places responsibility with intermediaries to put in place sound risk governance structures
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Hong Kong regulator fines Fidelity and Adamas
SFC slaps asset managers with penalties for breaching regulations
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Vanguard and fintech firm form China wealth partnership
Joint venture will offer an investment advisory service to the country’s retail market
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St James’s Place pursues Hong Kong growth
Saying its only real competition is the ‘residential property market’
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Wealth of Asian billionaires drops sharply
Total assets of Apac’s super-rich fell 8% to $2.5trn
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Singapore bank rolls out virtual wealth management accounts
As Investors Trust launches marketing solution for financial advisers
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Asia wealth unit boosts UBS earnings
Strong Asia Pacific inflows helped offset investment bank losses
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Hong Kong’s anxious wealth managers
Economic headwinds, technology shortfalls, regulatory burdens, and talent gaps plague sector
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HEAD-TO-HEAD: First State versus JP Morgan
First State Indian Subcontinent Fund and the JP Morgan India Fund are in the spotlight