Private banks in Asia have responded to China’s announcement of its Greater Bay Area (GBA) blueprint with mixed reactions, with some having long been prepared to seize the first-mover advantage in the region and others choosing to adopt a more exploratory or wait-and-see stance, deeming the blueprint too high-level to be immediately actionable. Amongst those most vocal about their strategies…

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