Axa IMs Asia chief Flood leaves
Simon Flood has left as head of Asia Pacific at Axa Investment Managers after just seven months in the role.
Simon Flood has left as head of Asia Pacific at Axa Investment Managers after just seven months in the role.
St James’s Place (SJP) International, part of the FTSE-100 listed SJP Wealth Management Group, has been granted a life insurance licence in Singapore.
The Asia and emerging markets division of Standard Life returned to profitability last year after a £5m ($7.7m, 7m) slump in 2013.
UK-based firm, RSA Insurance Group has finalised a deal to sell its stake in an Indian insurer for £46m ($71m, 62m).
Japanese stocks are, once again, an interesting investment class after a 30-year bear market had removed them from the thoughts of many investors, both in Japan and abroad.
JTC has moved into Mauritius, where it will look to capitalise on the island’s close proximity to Africa, “one of the fastest growing regions in the world”.
Jonathan Schuman, head of global business development at Matthews Asia, discusses the company’s leading specialist position in the US and the plans for building its brand in the UK.
Edinburgh-headquartered firm, Baillie Gifford, has established a sterling hedged share class for its Worldwide Japanese Fund to counteract fluctuations in the price of the yen versus sterling.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing will waive stamp duty on all exchange-traded funds listed in Hong Kong from 13 February to promote the development of the ETF market.
Manulife Asia has merged its wealth and asset management divisions in order to target $19trn worth of untapped cash deposits throughout the region.
RBC Wealth Management has appointed Juan Aronna as the head of discretionary investment management in Asia.
Withers has formed a partnership with a leading Singapore law firm as it looks to increase its revenue in Asia.