Steve Hall, head of Europe and Asia at Tradeweb, talks about the expansion of multi-dealer electronic trading platforms and their implementation within Asia.
Rick Leaman, managing partner of Moelis & Company, says the Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation tie-up is going well and the firm is planning to add platforms to its asset management business.
Tom Michaud, chief executive of Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, says that more Asian banks will look to buy US bank assets, aided by a swath of motivated sellers. But Asian banks should not expect an easy ride.
Standard Chartered's CEO Peter Sands discusses the bank's recent performance in this exclusive interview and addresses the sceptics who claim it is too good to be true.
RWE’s Asia-focused hybrid could herald a new wave of European corporate names looking to tap the deep pockets of Asia's private banking market.
Peter Sands, group CEO of Standard Chartered, says the world’s financial system is in danger of fragmentation due to new regulations that have not been properly thought through.
The Chinese sportswear manufacturer is close to completing its IPO on the London AIM market, in a deal driven by the queues of companies looking to list in Hong Kong and China.
The Japanese watchmaker announces the acquisition of Prothor Holdings, the Swiss maker of La Joux Perret, Prototec and Arnold & Son watch brands.
Asian experience takes Colin Fan and Rob Rankin to the top of Deutsche's investment bank.
As China rebalances its reserves away from dollars, Jerome Booth, head of research at asset manager Ashmore, predicts a boom in local currency bond markets.
Robert Horrocks of Matthews International Capital Management talks to Nick Lord about why China should now be seen as a distinct asset class.
As the US Department of Justice opens a criminal probe into the setting of Libor rates, is this the beginning of the end of shady, illiquid and highly profitable trades that banks make between themselves?
Thailand’s leading oil company goes head-to-head with Shell for control of African oil assets, but recent resource deals in Mozambique should give investors pause for thought.
The firm hires Glenn Porritt to run its Singapore investment banking team, filling a position left vacant for 18 months.
The risk of retail investors getting burnt are outweighed by the rewards of striking it rich, as Hong Kong seeks to become a listing venue for global mining companies.