Asset Management

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• September 5, 2010 - Citibank Japan Tops Nikkei Client Service Rankings
  

  Citibank Japan has topped this year's Retail Banking Survey by Nikkei and Nikkei Research, which rates the performances of Japan's 118 banks. The survey covered responses of undercover customers visiting the banks' main branches from June to July 2010.

• September 5, 2010 - Soneri Bank Names New President And CEO
  

  Pakistan's Soneri Bank has appointed Atif Bajwa as its new president and chief executive. Bajwa brings over 28 years of financial services experience to the company, having served at the likes of Citibank Karachi, ABN Amro, Citibank and Mashreqbank.

• September 5, 2010 - Maybank Launches Islamic Banking Centre In Singapore
  

  Maybank Singapore has launched a new Islamic banking centre at its Geylang Serai branch. Geylang Serai is the area that is most populated with Malay-Muslims in the city state.

• September 3, 2010 - Morgan Stanley Beefs Up Australian Wealth Unit With New Hires
  

  Morgan Stanley Smith Barney has named three senior financial advisors to its Australian wealth management division. Mark O'Sullivan, James Gosnell, and Chris Watson have joined the company's Sydney office as advisors.

• September 3, 2010 - Equity Trust Hires Private Client Specialist For Hong Kong Branch
  

  Private client specialist Karen Choy has joined the Hong Kong office of Equity Trust as its new head of trustee services. Choy has extensive experience in the financial services industry, with a particular focus on wealth management solutions for high net worth clients.

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Latest Features for Asset Management

• June 20, 2008 - Japan Investment House Nikko Plays on Specialist Strengths
  

  It is perhaps not surprising that a Japanese-owned investment firm which specialises in Japanese stocks takes an upbeat view about the world’s second-largest economy. But even the patience of Nikko Asset Management must have been tested by more than a decade of sluggish growth. So far this year, markets have not done much to silence doubters: the MSCI Japan Index of stocks is down by 1.

• July 13, 2007 - Taiwan Asset Management Steams Ahead
  

  Taiwan might be politically isolated, but the rapid growth in wealth of its citizens has put it firmly on the radar of some of the world’s largest wealth management players. According to the most recently available industry statistics, the number of high net worth individuals in Taiwan rose by 6. 7 per cent year on year to 59,000 people.

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