In separate moves, Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission this month has gone after UBS, Deutsche Bank and CLSA for regulatory breaches.
Tag: UBS
UBS acquires Nordea’s private banking business
Private bank consolidation continues as UBS announces plans to acquire Nordea’s Luxembourg-based private banking business, which includes offices in Singapore and Switzerland.
Challenges of setting up PFM WFOE in China
Coordinating with the head office, keeping up with local regulations, branding and distribution are top challenges when establishing an investment management wholly foreign owned enterprise (WFOE) with a private fund management (PFM) licence in China, according to industry sources.
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China adds 101 billionaires in 2016
Chinese billionaires are young, self-made entrepreneurs with an increasing interest in investing in social impact, according to a new report from UBS and PWC Hong Kong.
Greater China Top Trumps – Greater China Equity
It’s JPMorgan vs UBS in a quick comparison of two Greater China equity funds.
HSBC PB hires from UBS for credit advisory role
HSBC Private Bank has poached Desiree Lam to fill the position of Asia-Pacific head of credit advisory.
Best and worst funds – June 2017
UBS, Allianz, Schroders, Blackrock and Castlestone have funds that are among the best and the worst performers in June 2017.
Best and worst funds – May 2017
Allianz, Schroder, Blackrock, UBS and Castlestone have funds that are among the best and the worst performers on a three-year basis as of 31 May.
The best and the worst funds – April 2017
JP Morgan, Schroders, UBS, Castlestone, Kotak, SLI — these firms had funds among the best and the worst performers over the last three years. FSA runs the data on funds available to Hong Kong and Singapore investors.
