Bank of China and Everbright Bank were charged for violations in their wealth management units.

Bank of China and Everbright Bank were charged for violations in their wealth management units.
The UK asset manager also plans to expand its investment team in Asia Pacific.
The wealth platform will offer institutional private equity access to Endowus private wealth clients
Several themes are shaping the outlook for Asian equities, from regulatory crackdowns and localised lockdowns in China, to supply chain disruptions and rising inflation.
The firms have been working in close partnership for more than a decade.
Investing in dividend-paying stocks offers access to attractive yields and diversity versus a typical Asia growth fund, according to Fidelity International.
Hong Kong and China’s regulators will include ETFs in the closed loop scheme.
The service is first available in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Asia private banking clients will be able to trade fixed coupon structured products on their mobile phones.
The asset manager also plans to expand its regional presence.
Part of the Mark Allen Group.