Norway’s wealth fund backs calls for special audit at scandal-hit Credit Suisse
Move by world’s biggest sovereign investor puts pressure on Swiss lender to revamp senior management
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Hamburger Sparkasse to become a deritrade partner
This partnership with Germany’s largest savings bank in one of the country’s strongest economic regions will show how deritrade can be deployed in the German market.
OpenWealth: ZKB is the first bank to be integrated into Etops systems
Zürcher Kantonalbank made its API interfaces available in November 2021 via SIX bLink. External asset managers can thus display customer portfolios in their third-party systems, as was further learned.
JP Morgan Private Bank opens new Swiss headquarters
The bank has signed an initial ten year lease agreement for the building in Geneva.
How the ground is shifting in the financial advice landscape
To improve the client experience, wealth managers and private banks will soon combine people with digital technologies
Huriya Private: Realise financial freedom with its advisory services
Providing bespoke strategic management support to international clients since 1996
Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Launches “Come In, Let’s Talk” Podcast
A Series of Conversations with Senior Executives that Explore What It Really Takes to Be a Top Woman on Wall Street
HSBC Launches Private Banking Branch in Shenzhen
This marks the fourth city in mainland China that HSBC has rolled out a private banking business including Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
UOB: Southeast Asia May Leapfrog Banks to WM
To be sure, the potential pool of customers for banking and wealth management growth in Southeast Asia is huge.
Is the New Money Faucet Closing for Swiss Banks?
J. Safra Sarasin was another, reeling in «record net new assets» of 15 billion francs last year.
Monthly Update: Markets Return to Pre-Invasion Levels
Stock markets are back to where they were before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, turning in a relatively solid performance in March.