Its wealth management JV in China is also expected to launch its first products by the end of this year.

Its wealth management JV in China is also expected to launch its first products by the end of this year.
Assets in China’s online wealth management have grown 50% annually over the past five years, according to the consulting group.
Wealth management products (WMPs) sold by Chinese banks remain popular despite low yields and stricter regulations, according to a recent report from China Banking Regulatory Commission.
About 150 private banking clients of China Minsheng Bank’s Beijing Hangtianqiao sub-branch may have bought fake wealth management products that total as much as RMB 3bn ($435m), according to mainland media.
China aims to strengthen regulations on the wealth management business of banks, according to local reports.
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