wealth managers

Global Markets

Interactive Brokers offers trading platform to wealth managers in Singapore

Wealth managers can trade local and global stocks, as well as options, futures, currencies, bonds and funds from a single integrated investment account.

Asset management

HNWI wealth falls after 7 straight years of growth: Capgemini

SINGAPORE (July 10): Overall global high net worth individual (HNWI) wealth dropped by 3% or US$2 trillion ($2.7 trillion) in 2018 after seven consecutive years of growth, according to the World Wealth Report (WWR) published on July 9 by Capgemini.

Geopolitics

Wealth managers head to Singapore as China concerns dim Hong Kong's lure

HONG KONG/SINGAPORE (June 28): Some foreign wealth managers are scrapping plans to open offices in Hong Kong in favour of Singapore, as the rich begin to move funds from the Chinese territory where a new extradition bill has stoked public unrest, people f

Wealth managers are getting about 30% pay jumps to defect in Asia

(Sept 4): With great wealth comes great remuneration.

China Focus

For China's wealthy, Singapore is the new Hong Kong

(Feb 7:) When more than 80 of China’s wealth managers gathered recently at the Shangri-La hotel on Singapore’s resort island of Sentosa, the chatter during tea breaks kept returning to one theme: Hong Kong is starting to be eclipsed by Singapore as th

In print this week

How Singapore’s wealth professionals could fall victim to the march of the machines

SINGAPORE (July 3): It appears that Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) intends to embrace the efficiencies that robo-advisers – defined by MAS as digital platforms that provide advice on investment products using automated, algorithm-based tools –

Singapore must take lead and end private-banking rebates: Bloomberg Gadfly

SINGAPORE (Aug 26): Picture this: a man walks up to you and tells you he'll mug you at gunpoint because he's in financial need. That would be awful, but disclosing his motive and planned course of action upfront makes it okay, right?
tech

Wealth managers, the 'least tech-literate', risks sinking beneath digital wave: PwC

SINGAPORE (June 1): Wealth managers are not doing enough to keep up with their technologically-savvy clients. If they don’t buck up, they won’t survive, says PwC in a strongly-worded report.

Wealth managers, the 'least tech-literate', risks sinking beneath digital wave: PwC

SINGAPORE (June 1): Wealth managers are not doing enough to keep up with their technologically-savvy clients. If they don’t buck up, they won’t survive, says PwC in a strongly-worded report.
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