BNP Paribas: No Near-Term Catalyst For China Tech Comeback
Last year, there was a lot of concern about the antitrust measures for the technology sector.
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Building new pillars of growth in Asia on solid wealth management foundations
As UBP is not listed and has remained family-owned since its founding, Blake believes the bank is able to take a longer-term view than perhaps a public company would consider, given the pressures of quarterly reporting.
Jefferies gives up on buyout fund manager investing business-sources
The asset management business reported a 52% drop in net revenues in the three months to the end of November to $43 million, citing lower investment returns.
BlackRock’s Fink rejects accusations of being ‘woke’
The head of the world’s largest asset manager, which last week crossed the $10tn mark for the first time, used his annual corporate missive to chief executives to fight back against accusations that BlackRock was using its influence to push a progre
Positive outlook and improving fundamentals – UBP
Macro and micro conditions in 2022 should be positive for credit markets, says Mohammed Kazmi, Portfolio Manager and Macro Strategist, in this podcast with Bernard McGrath, Senior Investment Specialist.
Year of the Tiger 2022: How to avoid bad luck this Lunar New Year
The 12 signs of the Chinese zodiac are based on divisions of Jupiter’s 12-year orbital cycle
Investment Review – Ruffer
All these factors are threats to capital values, at a time when those assets are partying. Our view is this is no time for exuberance – it is a time to keep safe.
Ruffer: ‘There appears to be a lot of froth’ in the market
Investors have poured more than $1tn (£73bn) into equity funds in the past 12 months - more than the combined inflows of the past 19 years.
BlackRock CEO Says Stakeholder Capitalism Isn’t ‘Woke’
For BlackRock and others, ESG investing has become a highly lucrative strategy.
Wealth of world's 10 richest men doubled in pandemic, Oxfam says
New billionaire created every 26 hours, as inequality contributes to the death of one person every four seconds
Factbox: Spies, lies and chairman's exit: Credit Suisse's scandals
The scandals in recent years that Switzerland's second largest bank had endured, Horta-Osorio had said after joining, were the gravest he had seen in his career.
Banks turn to richest clients for 2022
The new wealth management team absorbed the bank’s trust and pension fund division along with other parts that could boost its capacity.