SO MUCH WEALTH MANAGEMENT CHOICE, SO LITTLE TIME – CROSSINVEST CEO
The CEO of an independent wealth manager in Asia – an expanding sector – gives his thoughts on the local market and the forces at work. The following item, initially published by WEALTH, a network organisation and provider of commentary and interviews, features commentary from Rohit Bhuta, chief executive of Crossinvest, an independent wealth manager based […]
INVESTING IN PRIVATE UNLISTED COMPANIES – THE EVOLUTION HAS COMMENCED….
It is human nature to overestimate the short-term impacts of any event or trend, and to underestimate the long-term impact.
DATA MANAGEMENT SERVICES: THE STEEL INDUSTRY OF THE 21ST CENTURY
It’s a warm day in late August 1856. A young engineer is demonstrating a new technique for producing steel that would change the world forever.
Private Access Introducing Private Debt
The 30-year bond bull market may be ending. Inflation might be back and interest rates might be going up! But then again, none of this may happen and we may yet continue on our merry way.
SINGAPOREAN WEALTH MANAGER BRINGS IN FORMER STANCHART SENIOR FIGURE
A former senior manager at the bank has joined the independent asset management house, this publication can reveal. Singapore-based independent asset management firm Crossinvest has appointed Gary Tiernan as investments head, having most recently held senior management roles at the private banking arm of Standard Chartered, this publication can exclusively report. Tiernan will be responsible for the suite […]
Crossinvest Seeks To Break Down Barriers To Private Asset Investing [WealthBriefingAsia]
Crossinvest (Asia), which is based in Singapore, has built out an offering giving clients access to investment in private assets. The firm has partnered with Australia’s Revolver Capital to bring this proposition to Asia. The Crossinvest Private Access offering will source the private assets through the world’s major innovation centres: US, Israel, UK, Australia and […]
WEALTH BULLETIN
A more cautious sentiment set in for risk assets last week over Trump’s impact after the prior week’s rally, and our sense is the ‘hope’ trade is based more on simply hope and short-covering than substance and we can see a pull-back in risk assets and greater stability in UST yields. The PRC’s greater-than-expected decline […]
