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| | ... to increase substantially for 2023 and come in at 5200. This is the most of any country, and is followed by the UAE, Singapore and the US. Many are expected to come from China, which is forecast to see about 13,500 HNWs leave this year. India, the UK ... |
| | | ... to more sophisticated offerings at low cost," Talevski said. Webull offers its brokerage services to those in the US, Singapore, Australia, South Africa, and Japan. |
| | | ... top 10 trading partners during 2018-19 were China (26%), Japan (9.9%), the US (8.6%), the Republic of Korea (4.6%), Singapore (3.7%), New Zealand (3.4%), the UK (3.4%), India (3.4%), Malaysia (2.8%), and Thailand (2.8%). In terms of Australia's biggest ... |
| | | ... about 20 years of experience in the asset management industry domestically and globally, having worked in Australia, Singapore and the UK. He was the head of fixed income at DBS Asset Management for three years. Before that, he spent a decade as a fixed-income ... |
| | | MA Financial is increasing its footprint in Asia, soon opening the doors to a Singapore office in a bid to attract more ultra-high-net-worth and family office clients. Speaking with Financial Standard, MA Financial head of asset management Andrew Martin ... |
| | | ... managing alpha strategies and a 25-year career in financial markets. Most recently, he was a portfolio manager at the Singapore-based hedge fund Rhicon. Before that, he spent 10 years at Macquarie Investment Management. For his part, Peters has spent ... |
| | | Global property developer Tishman Speyer and Singaporean-based Raffles Family Office (RFO) have established a new partnership to launch the Tishman Speyer/Raffles Family Office APAC Opportunity Fund I. The fund will target value-add and opportunistic ... |
| | | ... operating cash flow. Following Australia is Belgium (26%), the US (26%), Netherlands (25%), and Hong Kong (24%). Meanwhile, Singapore (6%), Portugal (8%), New Zealand (11%) and Italy (12%) boast having the lowest proportion of companies with negative ... |
| | | The Future Fund will need to reshuffle its investment team after the sudden resignation of the deputy chief investment officer. Deputy chief investment officer of change and Innovation Wendy Norris has quit Australia's sovereign wealth fund after ... |
| | | ... added. Jones highlighted that superannuation fund representatives from various countries, like Canada, Denmark, and Singapore, are actively seeking to invest in Australia's infrastructure, housing, commercial property, and healthcare sectors. In ... |
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