All articles by Kuldeep Jha
Kuldeep Jha
MSCI and UBS team up to push for greater transparency in private markets
The platform combines fund discovery, portfolio management, analytics and benchmarking tools within a single system.
Interview: Citi’s Andrew James on private markets, portfolio resilience and long-term wealth creation
In an interview with Kuldeep Jha, Andrew James, the head of Citi Global Wealth at Work International shares insights on capital preservation strategies to hedge against geopolitical uncertainty and outlines the asset classes poised to benefit from the AI boom.
Bank of England to relax leverage rules for UK banks
The central bank said the change would lower the overall ratio by about 0.2 percentage points of UK banks’ assets.
Schroders to sell Benchmark to Söderberg & Partners
The company’s wealth management business will now be centred on Cazenove Capital in the UK and on Schroders Wealth Management in international markets.
DWS appoints JB Park to lead alternatives client coverage in Asia Pacific
In the role, he will oversee the delivery of DWS’s alternatives investment offerings to clients across the Asia Pacific region.
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J. Safra Sarasin to buy remaining Saxo Bank stake
Once the transaction is completed, Bank J. Safra Sarasin will own 100% of Saxo Holding and, indirectly, Saxo Bank.
Gold overtakes US Treasuries as top global reserve asset
By the end of 2025, gold made up 27% of global central bank reserves, up from 20% a year earlier, while the share of US Treasuries fell to 22% from 25%.
Hong Kong weighing tax waiver on fund managers’ performance bonuses
At present, Hong Kong taxes such income at rates of up to 17%.
Hong Kong overtakes Switzerland as top cross-border wealth hub
Cross-border wealth booked in Hong Kong rose 10.7% last year to $2.9 trillion driven by inflows from mainland China, strong IPO activity and gains in equity markets.
JPMorgan could spend up to $20bn on acquisition, says Jamie Dimon
Dimon said: “I do think there might be, in the next couple years, a chance to put $10 or $20bn to work buying something.”