Chinese wealth firm files for US IPO
It plans to list on the Nasdaq
It plans to list on the Nasdaq
It will ‘continue to explore further opportunities’ in the life and pensions markets
The ‘significant hires’ evidence the firm’s ‘deep commitment’ to the onshore market
It has also opened a Geneva office with plans to launch a London operation in future
Reports state the Swiss giant is reviewing the business
Asset manager also plans to establish a stand-alone public mutual fund company on the mainland
As demand for wealth offerings in Greater Bay Area set to surge
Company is also ‘very interested’ in its ‘activities around the Asia Pacific region’
It will be ‘further expanding’ services to support its ‘premier and investment customers’
It believes the unauthorised company uses ‘boiler room tactics’
Deal increases assets under influence to around £700m
It wants to focus on its ‘strong international footprint’ in UK, EU, Middle East and Latin America