Potential collaborative opportunities for asset management products and investment banking services will also be explored.


The steady revenue-generating model in sports has been gaining the interest of wealthy clients. 

The Japanese bank plans to hire around 30 to 35 wealth managers over the next two years for its Asia offices.

A recent HSBC survey reveals a striking divergence: 27% of respondents view geopolitics as a leading investment risk, while 22% believe it offers lucrative opportunities.

The Swiss private bank is also giving its CIO Office a separate mandate to better serve clients' investment management needs - and Jimmy Lee continues to lead the Asia business. 

Asian women are accumulating wealth at a record pace, but gender gaps and financial barriers continue to limit their investment potential. 

This new service, in collaboration with two charity partners, caters to the growing demand for charitable giving among the next generation.

The new offering aims to give ultra-wealthy clients curated access to institutional-grade private equity deals.

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