Matters took a turn for the worse around May after a buoyant start to the year for Asia’s private banks. Escalating trade tensions, Eurozone uncertainty, and Fed activity did their best to undermine what was a solid earnings season, with correction calls persisting. Trading slowed, clients deleveraged — especially in the Greater China zone — and private banks, for the…

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