Private equity is benefiting from the rise of sovereign funds, leading many to expand their investment platforms.
A trend of asset outflows is reversing in Asia, but hedge funds are expected to find capital-raising tough this year.
ABN Amro Private Banking, BNP Paribas Wealth Management and BNY Mellon all make senior hires.
Standish argues investment-grade credit is a much better place to be than high-yield bonds.
Singapore's GIC ranks as the most popular sovereign wealth fund among capital-seeking global companies, while secondary listings in Hong Kong are increasingly being targeted.
Asia's Ucits appetite is spurring new launches by domestic and European managers, says BNY Mellon.
Caleb Shih relocates to become Beijing branch general manager, while Sunny Sun takes on a newly created China client management role.
The bank has responded to a global trend of increased investor demand for transparency and is expecting good pick-up in Asia.
Raymond Chan rejoins the $2 billion asset manager’s expanding investment team.
The investment management and services firm is to transfer Stephen Lackey to Hong Kong to succeed Christopher Sturdy, who joins its global client management group in New York.
Sovereign institutions are accumulating assets at a blistering pace and need to find a home for this surplus capital; hence even central banks are mulling higher-yielding asset ...
Jai Arya, an experienced client relations manager at the bank, wants to ensure sovereign investors hear about both custody and asset management ideas.
International custodian banks believe China’s qualified domestic institutional investor scheme will continue to bear fruit in the coming year.
Thom Fisher moves to Tokyo as country head for BNY Mellon’s asset-management and asset-servicing businesses.
Listed companies are increasingly meeting with hedge funds and sovereign wealth funds, while a quarter are mulling a secondary listing in a high-growth market, mostly China or ...
The bank has signed an MoU with the Shanghai Stock Exchange to clear the way for listings of ETFs based on BNY Mellon's indices of firms that use depositary receipts.
KH Kang joined BNY Mellon earlier this month from Woori Securities to replace TB Song.
Company veteran Michael Schroeder has relocated from New York to take up the post.
Monetary Authority of Singapore veteran William Mak switches US firms to a newly created role.
IGN Budi Sanjaya joins the US firm from Bank CIMB Niaga to replace Vonny Irawan.