private banking

Banking & finance

UBS looks to rich women after long Australian wealth hiatus

Among the fastest newcomers to the high-net-worth category are women and not-for-profits. Both have gone from “niche a couple of years ago and now are a huge opportunity”.

Banking & finance

Barclays to add Singapore as private bank booking centre by 2026

Barclays sold its wealth businesses in Singapore and Hong Kong to Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) in 2016.

Wealth

DBS aiming for $500 billion in wealth AUM by end of 2026: Reuters

The bank aims to double the number of clients with at least $1 million by the end of 2026 too

New appointments

Franklin Templeton appoints Gaurav Bathija as head of private banks and family offices

The new appointment is amid Asia’s rising prosperity.
Credit Suisse escalates fight over $1 billion award to former Georgian premier to Singapore's top court - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Wealth

Credit Suisse escalates fight over $1 billion award to former Georgian premier to Singapore's top court

Since the litigation began, Credit Suisse has been taken over by rival UBS Group AG.

Buybacks

UBS pledges US$2 billion of share buybacks over next two years

The bank confirmed previously announced plans to repurchase US$1 billion of shares this year
Lombard Odier’s Rochat flags 'strength in stress' business model amid industry shakeup - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Company in the news

Lombard Odier’s Rochat flags 'strength in stress' business model amid industry shakeup

Lombard Odier’s current focus is to highlight its status as a solid banking partner.
Are the ultra-rich ready for Singapore after Credit Suisse? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Credit Suisse crisis

Are the ultra-rich ready for Singapore after Credit Suisse?

Whether those riches will benefit the banks this year remains an open question.

Wealth

Credit Suisse-tycoon clash has wealth industry holding its breath

"In the face of actual knowledge of wrongdoing, the trustees must interfere."

Wealth

Credit Suisse fraudster's statements weren't just 'human errors,' adviser testifies

Patrice Lescaudron admitted that he had faked signatures and trading orders to try and recover losses in his clients’ portfolios
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