A handful of small private banks, advisers and start-ups, are setting up in Asia in a bid to grab market share from bigger competitors that they say have left wealthy clients dissatisfied with advice they received during the financial downturn.
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Wed, 02/17/2010 - 5:27pm
A handful of small private banks, advisers and start-ups, are setting up in Asia in a bid to grab market share from bigger competitors that they say have left wealthy clients dissatisfied with advice they received during the financial downturn.