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  • The 31st annual Asiamoney Brokers Poll invited chief investment officers, fund managers and investment analysts to take part. Voters represented fund management houses, hedge fund & private equity firms, insurance companies and wealth management houses in Asia, Europe and North America.
  • The 31st annual Asiamoney Brokers Poll invited chief investment officers, fund managers and investment analysts to take part. Voters represented fund management houses, hedge fund & private equity firms, insurance companies and wealth management houses in Asia, Europe and North America.
  • The 28th annual Asiamoney Brokers Poll invited chief investment officers, fund managers and investment analysts to take part. Nearly 6,700 valid responses were received from voters representing fund management houses, insurance companies, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds and wealth managers from around the world.
  • The 28th annual Asiamoney Brokers Poll invited chief investment officers, fund managers and investment analysts to take part. Nearly 6,700 valid responses were received from voters representing fund management houses, insurance companies, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds and wealth managers from around the world.
  • The 28th annual Asiamoney Brokers Poll invited chief investment officers, fund managers and investment analysts to take part. Nearly 6,700 valid responses were received from voters representing fund management houses, insurance companies, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds and wealth managers from around the world.
  • The Bank of Beijing’s private bank continues to be the best regional private bank by far. Based in the capital and led by chairman Zhang Dongning, the Bank of Beijing serves 48,000 high net-worth clients who collectively have Rmb220 billion ($33 billion) in assets under management.
  • Ping An Bank private bank’s assets under management of Rmb450 billion ($67 billion) may just be a fraction of those at national private bank leaders — but it is quickly catching up by offering a range of innovative services.
  • There is no question that the Bank of China (BOC), led by chairman Chen Siqing, and its private banking unit have the largest global network among Chinese financial institutions.
  • The Bank of Communications private banking unit leads in product innovation and development by providing its 40,000 high net-worth clients with a basketful of investment products and services, some of which are particularly innovative.
  • Although family offices are fairly new in China’s private banking sector, there is no question which bank is the leader in this area: China Minsheng Bank’s private bank. It was one of the first to open family offices for ultra-high net-worth clients.
  • Ping An Bank is the dark horse of private banking: it has quietly raced ahead despite fierce competition in China’s growing wealth management market, and at a time when growth at many of its rivals has moderated.
  • Joint stock commercial bank China Citic Bank’s private-banking business has been growing quickly. With a team of 216 specialists, Citic picked up over 8,100 clients in 2019, up 24% and taking the total to nearly 42,000. Assets under management amounted to Rmb574 billion ($82 billion), up 22.3% over the year.