02/22/2012

Swiss bourse operating chief quits

He had been in the role since January 2010, and had responsibility for implementing the company's key strategic initiatives and projects.

02/20/2012

Ex-UBS Wealth Exec Lands At Manulife

He joined Manulife last month to help develop products for Manulife's new business unit that will specifically cater to high-net-worth clients - those with at least C$1 million to invest. He declined to provide more details about the new busi

02/20/2012

MBMG appoints senior private client advisor

Morton is a certified financial planner and a member of the Financial Planning Association of Australia, the highest professional designation available to Australian financial planners. He also holds an Advanced Diploma in Financial Services.

02/20/2012

Private Jet Charter appoints new Middle East MD

He has wealth of experience in international aviation and brings with him a range of skills and expertise that will enable him to empower the team to develop the brand and further boost our market share in the region."

02/17/2012

Harcourt appoints head of risk ‎

Harcourt’s Chief Risk Officer, Frédéric Berney, has announced that he will be leaving the company on May 31 of this year.

02/17/2012

Hillary Clinton among contenders for World Bank top job

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and former White House economic adviser Lawrence Summers are two leading candidates to succeed World Bank President Robert Zoellick when he leaves in June, said two people familiar with Obama administration discussion

02/16/2012

Top Citi executives to join Infoline's wealth management arm

Close to a dozen senior-level executives from Citibank will join the local brokerage India Infoline's wealth management arm which offers personalised services like asset allocation and portfolio management to well-heeled investors.

02/15/2012

US Wealth Manager boosts board

He was a partner in the leading international law firm, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, for twenty-three years

02/15/2012

ABN AMRO may cut 15 percent of jobs at clearing unit

The job cuts, which mostly take place at the custody and brokerage operations, also aim to make ABN AMRO more cost-efficient, focus more on customer needs and remain competitive in a market where margins can be small, an ABN AMRO spokesman said.