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Denise Wee

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Journalist at BQ Prime

Bloomberg journalist, aspiring boxer, lapsed climber, all comments strictly my own.

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  • 1 day ago | bloomberg.com | Denise Wee |Cathy Chan

    Die vermögenden Kunden der UBS wenden sich zunehmend von Dollar-Anlagen ab und investieren stattdessen in Gold, Kryptowährungen und China. Das berichtet die Co-Chefin des Wealth Managements der Schweizer Bank für den Bereich Asien-Pazifik. “Gold wird immer beliebter”, sagte Amy Lo in einem Interview mit Yvonne Man bei der Bloomberg-Veranstaltung New Voices am heutigen Dienstag in Hongkong.

  • 1 day ago | detroitnews.com | Denise Wee |Cathy Chan

    BUSINESSDenise Wee and Cathy ChanBloombergView Comments BS Group AG’s rich clients are increasingly shifting away from US-dollar assets, turning instead to gold, crypto and China, according to the Swiss bank’s co-head of wealth management for Asia. “Gold is getting very popular,” Amy Lo said in an interview with Yvonne Man at Bloomberg’s New Voices event Tuesday in Hong Kong.

  • 1 day ago | bloomberg.com | Cathy Chan |Denise Wee

    Amy Lo (Bloomberg) -- Two senior executives from Morgan Stanley and UBS Group AG who advise Asia’s ultra-wealthy are seeing renewed investor optimism over China following a weekend truce between the two largest economies. The breakthrough in US-China trade relations has set the scene for a rebound in growth stocks in America and an imminent “repositioning” in China, said Morgan Stanley’s Christina Au-Yeung in an interview at Bloomberg’s New Voices event Tuesday in Hong Kong.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Harry Wilson |Denise Wee

    A Standard Chartered Plc logo at their headquarters in London, UK, on Thursday, Feb. 9, 2023. First Abu Dhabi Bank PJSC is pressing ahead with a potential offer for Standard Chartered Plc, after a move to put earlier takeover plans on hold didn’t halt its ambitions to become a global financial powerhouse.

  • 1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Harry Wilson |Denise Wee

    Standard Chartered Plc reported first-quarter profit that beat estimates as it weighs the impact of US President Donald Trump’s trade war. Adjusted pretax profit for the quarter through March hit $2.28 billion, largely driven by the bank’s financial markets and wealth units, which exceeded the $2.15 billion consensus estimate compiled by Bloomberg.

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Denise Wee
Denise Wee @DeniseWee1
25 Apr 24

RT @BloombergAsia: What is life like for a laid-off banker? @DeniseWee1 looks into the career options for Hong Kong's out-of-work rainmaker…

Denise Wee
Denise Wee @DeniseWee1
19 Jul 23

An exodus of workers and a surge in new business from China have combined to spark a talent war among banks and insurers in Hong Kong, driving up wages for new recruits by as much as 30% in the Asian financial hub. https://t.co/hvlOf3TfnM

Denise Wee
Denise Wee @DeniseWee1
12 Jul 23

I hate how taxi drivers pump on the gas. Some HK taxi drivers just don’t belong on the road…