Sacked Praemium CEO Ohanessian tries to oust chairman
Former Praemium chief executive Michael Ohanessian has requested the company hold a general meeting in a bid to oust chairman Greg Camm and three directors.
Former Praemium chief executive Michael Ohanessian has requested the company hold a general meeting in a bid to oust chairman Greg Camm and three directors.
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Manulife Investment (Shanghai) has been granted the wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE) license with a registered capital of RMB 50m ($7.3m), the firm has announced.
The Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) has secured memoranda of understanding with all of China’s financial services regulators after signing an agreement with the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) on Tuesday.
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As passive investing continues to gain ground world-wide, Japan remains the heavyweight investor in Asia.
Asia’s fund industry recorded the highest growth in terms of assets under management globally last year, according to a Morningstar report.
Marketriders, a US robo adviser recently acquired by broker Sogotrade, has its sights on the Hong Kong and China markets.
Insurance giant Aviva has revealed it employs 420 financial advisers in its Singapore advisory unit which was established less than a year ago.