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|  24 Jan 12 | Public money under management of Mutual Funds rose 15 per cent to Rs287 billion in July to December, 2011. Read ››
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|  RETAIL FUNDS | Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd is looking to generate more business from gold savings plans and its recently launched Reliance Any Time Money Card. Read ››
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|  Hong Kong is attracting venture capital investment, said John Tsang, Financial Secretary of Hong Kong. Read ››
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|  Jadwa Investment, linked with Malaysian governments investment arm Khazanah Nasional Berhad, has declared 15 % higher dividend of RM1.26 a share. Read ››
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|  AmInvestment is hoping to have RM30 billion in total assets under management by end of its financial year on March 31. Read ››
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|  South Korea is in a good position to boost exports to emerging and developed markets in 2012, according to Baring Asset Management. Read ››
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Chinese banks more than doubled sales of wealth management products in 2011 to an estimated 15.5 trillion yuan or $2.46 trillion. Read ›› | | The Australian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association is working to attract Asian investors. Read ›› |
| Aberdeen Indonesia Fund, Inc. announced that it paid on January 13, 2012, a distribution of US $0.92924 per share declared on December 22, 2011. Read ›› |
| Indiabulls Mutual Fund has launched a new fund namely, Indiabulls Ultra Short Term Fund, an open ended debt scheme. Read ›› |
| ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund will revise the exit load structure under ICICI Prudential Gold Savings Fund, an open ended fund of fund scheme. Read ›› |
| Public Mutual declared distributions totaling more than RM191mil for five of its funds. Read ›› |
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| Tata Mutual Fund announced changes in key personnel, with effect from 21st January 2012. Read ›› |
|  Brooks Entwistle will move to Singapore as Goldman Sachs Southeast Asia chairman and head of investment banking. Read ››
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| | |  Nina Aguas has left her posts as managing director of ANZ's Asia-Pacific private banking arm to pursue other opportunities.
Aguas, who was based in Singapore and was responsible for the private banking franchise in the region, has left after three years at the bank. Read ››
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|  Credit Suisse appointed Francesco de Ferrari as market area head to oversee private banking in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. Read ››
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