Manulife Asia ousts Aviva in 12bn DBS partnership
The Asian arm of Manulife has sealed a $1.2bn deal to sell its insurance products with Singapore bank, DBS, marking the end of the bank’s 14-year partnership with Aviva.
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Manulife Asia merger to target $19trn
Manulife Asia has merged its wealth and asset management divisions in order to target $19trn worth of untapped cash deposits throughout the region.
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Standard Life confirms sale of Canadian business
Standard Life has confirmed the sale of its Canadian business for £2.2bn (C$4.0bn, 2.9bn).
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Manulife Singapore unveils HNWI products
Manulife Singapore has introduced three products to cater for high-net worth individuals.
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Manulife hires two
Manulife Asset Management has hired Kathryn Langridge and Philip Ehrmann to run its new global emerging markets equity portfolio management team.
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Manulife Asia appoints new chief exec
Manulife has appointed a new chief executive and president for the Asian arm of the firm following the retirement of Robert Cook.
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japan soars manulife sales growth
Manulife Financial delivered very strong Q3 life sales growth in Asia with Japan standing out from other parts of the region.
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Manulife Singapore seals deal RHB Bank Singapore
RHB Bank Singapore is to sell insurance and retirement products from Manulife through its distribution network.
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Manulife am multi asset products
Manulife Asset Management has launched two multi-asset products in Singapore that seek to offer regular income along with capital appreciation.
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Standard Life shareholders endorse
The seal of approval has been given by Standard Life shareholders to sell the company’s Canadian business to Manulife for £2.2bn.
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Manulife offers RMB
Manulife Asset Management (Taiwan) has introduced the country’s first RMB-hedged share class for a non-China focussed fund.
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Standard Life seals global agreement with Manulife
Standard Life is to let Manulife Financial distribute its investment products across retail markets in Asia, the US and Canada as part of a deal that also involves the sale of the Edinburgh-headquartered company’s Canadian arm for £2.2bn ($3.6bn, 2.75bn).