Barings hires new HK/China equities head, Loomis Sayles appoints EM head, AMP Capital makes changes, Bosera PM arrested, sell-side moves at Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan.
The bank's move to sell its India and Emea wealth units may make sense short-term, but could create larger exposure to domestic and Pacific Rim shocks, says Scorpio Partnership.
Following his exit from Morgan Stanley, Ashley Jarvis will take on a newly created role as head of global prime brokerage consulting at Bank of America-Merrill Lynch.
The firm appoints Scott Greenberg from Morgan Stanley as the first Asia representative of its global capital markets team. He will target primary equity and debt investment opportunities.
Meanwhile, Credit Suisse retains its reputation as the most-trusted broker of Asian equities, according to AsianInvestor's survey of buy-side equity traders.
Australia's move to charge HFT participants based on the number of messages they send to the exchange is self-defeating, but may be copied, warns Deutsche Bank.
Morgan Stanley has seen its share of hedge funds assets shrink, and Eurekahedge argues that the combined pre-crisis dominance of MS and Goldman is being eroded.
With its reorganised Asia-Pacific team now in place, the firm is targeting three-fold regional AUM growth via long-only and private-equity funds, among other products.
Susan Chan has left BarCap for Deutsche, while Yves Guo has joined Morgan Stanley from Goldman Sachs as banks staff up in anticipation of a return of structured products.