PGIM snaps up GSAM Asia veteran; DBWM boosts Southeast Asia team; RBS GAM adds client coverage; Julius Baer lures UOB banker; CS hires two PBs in Southeast Asia; State Street makes senior appointments; ASI adds to Apac sales team; Fidelity continues sustainable investing build-out.
Tag: State Street
FSA People Moves (28 July – 3 August 2021)
Former SC banker re-surfaces; State Street hires from Deutsche; Indosuez WM adds in Hong Kong; Nomura gets Greater China head; SC lures HSBC RM.
Alternative asset managers need to ramp up technology
Providers of alternatives strategies recognise that they have work to do to meet growing investors’ demand, according to a State Street survey.
FSA People Moves (2 June – 8 June 2021)
Amundi’s Hong Kong boss; New roles at State Street; Lombard Odier adds Asia fund manager; Credit Suisse promotion; Bank of Singapore hires; India head at Julius Baer.
FSA people moves (5 May – 11 May 2021)
UBS AM Hong Kong boss resigns; new Apac asset manager hire for State Street; LSEG ramps up business in Pacific; Fidelity builds regional sustainable investing team.
State Street to achieve carbon neutrality
The firm met its 30% carbon reduction goal as of the end in 2019, which was set in 2015.
State Street names new APAC head
State Street Corporation has named Ian Martin as the new head of Asia-Pacific, in addition to his current responsibilities as head of global services in the region.
In case you missed it (05 October 2018)
Aberdeen Standard expands Japan business; State Street creates role for its academic affiliate; Jack Lin joins MSCI’s executive committee; APAC family offices need succession planning; Phillip Capital launches an ETF in Singapore; Mercer and Morningstar team up; and more…
In case you missed it (31 August 2018)
Capital Group announces Asia hires, as reported by Spy; StanChart PB poaches from DBS and BOS; Principal gains full ownership of India JV; Hong Konger operates unlicensed AM business, so did a Singaporean; and more…
Survey: APAC managers to offer more multi-strategy
Managers based in the region aim to expand their product range to include more complex asset classes over the next five years, according to a State Street survey.