Size matters. Private banks competing in Asia’s saturated offshore scene are today facing up to the reality that, without scale – or specifically, economies of scale – survival becomes that much more uncertain when margins are slim and investor sentiment shaky. A decade ago, the commonly accepted break-even figure was around US$10-15 billion in client assets under management (AUM). Today,…
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