Vivian Hu was most recently with Pictet Wealth Management.
Author Archives: Thomas Blott
Originally from the UK, Thomas is a financial journalist with over 10 years’ experience including nine in Asia. He began his career at Euromoney Institutional Investor, completing the graduate scheme and going on to establish the Asia bureau for IJGlobal, the world’s foremost source of intelligence on the project finance market. After a stint at KPMG, he joined International Financing Review, which was originally owned by Thomson Reuters and later Refinitiv, where he managed the people & markets section in Asia. He joined Bonhill Group as regional editor for Asia in 2022, which includes oversight of Fund Selector Asia. He is a graduate of the University of Cambridge. Connect with him on LinkedIn here.
Morningstar Sustainalytics appoints Singapore-based director
Yayoi Asazuma spent over 20 years with Nomura Securities before joining Sustainalytics.
Fund Selector Asia’s most read articles of 2022
FSA’s most read story in 2022 perfectly encapsulated the year as a whole.
HSBC adds green infrastructure team in Asia
UK-headquartered bank is bolstering its alternatives offering via a business transfer agreement with Green Transition Partners.
MUFG Investor Services hires Citi private banker
Fi Dinh was most recently with Citi, where she led a portfolio of private equity fund finance relationships.
Bank of Singapore hires CEO from Julius Baer
Jason Moo was most recently head of private banking for southeast Asia and branch manager for Singapore at Julius Baer.
IMAS appoints first homegrown chairman in over 15 years
Jenny Sofian is the first homegrown chairman of IMAS in over 15 years.
HSBC strengthens Singapore private bank
Caroline Bong was most recently senior director and head of credit structuring for Singapore at Indosuez Wealth Management.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: E Fund Management versus Franklin Templeton
FSA compares two China funds: the E Fund Kexiang fund and the Franklin Sealand China Prospect Fund A CNY fund.
Crypto futures ETFs in Hong Kong get off to tepid start
The launch is part of broader plans to transform Hong Kong into a virtual assets trading hub.
