Ashley Alder named to succeed Wheatley at HKs SFC
British lawyer Ashley Alder has been named ceo of Hong Kong’s Securities & Futures Commission.
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Briton named to succeed Wheatley at SFC, FT reporting
Hong Kong-based Ashley Alder will succeed Martin Wheatley at the SFC, the FT is reporting today.
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Hong Kong asset management tops HK$10trn
Hong Kongs combined asset management business topped HK$10trn at the end of 2010.
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Asian cities top ranking of global business centres
The worlds largest companies are choosing Asia’s boom cities for their new offices, a report says.
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Axa CEO reveals Asia expansion plans
Axa plans to double sales in Asia over the next three years, Axa CEO Stuart Harrison told a HK paper
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Investor confidence grows in Singapore and UAE
Investor confidence in Singapore and the UAE rose in Q2, says Friends Provident International.
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Malaysias OSK launches HK fund, eyes Islamic funds
A subsidiary of a major Malaysian asset manager, OSK, is launching a resources fund in Hong Kong.
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Singapore third most expensive country in Asia for expatriates
Singapore named sixth most expensive city and third most expensive country in Asia.
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Hong Kong HNWs signal desire for financial discipline
Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Qatar and Japan have the greatest desire for financial discipline.
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Hong Kong’s SFC names interim CEO
Alexa Lam apointed interim chief executive officer at the Securities and Futures Commission.
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Hong Kong signs tax agreement with Czech Republic
Tax deal marks Asian hubs 21st agreement for the avoidance of double taxation.
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HK regulator publishes ‘explanation’ of adviser regs
Hong Kong’s SFC today unveiled two papers explaining how it regulates and supervises intermediaries.