standard life hong kong chief halliday exits
Standard Life has announced that Roy Halliday, the chief executive of its Hong Kong operation, is to leave the company.
Standard Life has announced that Roy Halliday, the chief executive of its Hong Kong operation, is to leave the company.
Standard Life has established an Asia advisory board to provide guidance and advice on its strategy to grow across the region.
Standard Life Investments has set up a new office in Hong Kong as part of its on-going Asian expansion plan and in order to make the region its Asia Pacific hub.
Standard Life agreed terms of business with 41 adviser firms in Singapore and Dubai and generated £52m of sales in those two markets during the third quarter of this year.
A Standard Life-sponsored study has revealed the high importance of understanding emotion when discussing financial issues with clients.
When people are asked what they hope their retirement will be like, they use words like “freedom” and “happiness”, and describe being able to do things that they enjoy; but when asked how they actually expect their lives to be after they retire, many admit that things may not be quite as agreeable as envisaged.
Standard Life Investments has appointed Virginia Devereux Wong as its head of institutional wholesale business in Asia.
Western expatriates based in the United Arab Emirates are less prudent than their counterparts in Singapore and Hong Kong when it comes to financial planning, according to a new study released today by Standard Life.
Standard Life is offering investors in the United Arab Emirates access to four mutual funds managed by its Indian joint venture business HDFC Asset Management.
Standard Life made an operating loss before tax of £6m in the first half of this year within the wholly owned portion of its Asia and emerging markets business.
Aviva Investors has poached Standard Life Investments GARS founder Euan Munro as its new CEO, prompting questions about the stability of the fund's team and potential outflows.
Neuberger Berman has launched three new sub-funds of its Irish-domiciled Ucits funds umbrella, Neuberger Berman Investment Funds, focusing on the emerging market debt space.