The asset management veteran has left Axa to head Asia and Australia for Morgan Stanley Investment Management.
Franklin Templeton pilots a funds ''academy'' in Singapore.
Growth stocks will outperform value stocks, says Janus big-cap portfolio manager.
The private sector arm of the World Bank announces a shift in investment focus.
JPMorgan appoints co-heads of Asia ECM and a new head for Australia ECDM.
Merrill''s Tokyo office wrests back control of the Japanese equities team, and gets the rest of Asia into the bargain.
After two years away, Paul Elliott returns to his legal roots in Singapore with Baker & McKenzie.Wong & Leow.
Team of four lose jobs; regional responsibilities assumed by Japanese securitization group.
The head of JPMorgan''s custody business confirms suspicions with his strategic return to Sydney.
Seemingly unthinkable, but suddenly actual, Merrill de-emphasises fixed income research in Asia.
SSGA’s Brad Aham moves to Hong Kong
The fund manager has expanded into new services to compensate for post-Nasdaq crash blues.
Dr Jim returns to Hong Kong.
Paul Morgan has decided against joining Barclays Capital and will stay put at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein.
New president Stanley O''Neals strategic focus on profitability is galvanizing the global asset management business.
Custodians keen to take on the responsibilities, but only if the scale of the contract warrants the effort.
And it''s only going to get bigger.
Westpac looks to outsource its back office processing.
Scott Saddington is the new senior vice-president for Liberty Mutual Group, Global Financial Products.