Despite recent headlines out of the US suggesting otherwise, private banks in Asia are sanguine about US exposure. “Clients will be complacent until December” says one Hong Kong-based head of advisory. “There will always be risk, talks in the US could break down again, but the risk is remote.” Another banker from a Swiss private bank prefers the term ‘cautious’…
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