The rapid, post-crisis proliferation of external asset managers, first in Hong Kong and then in Singapore, is widely portrayed as a “triple win” scenario for EAMs themselves, their clients who purportedly receive impartial advice, and private banks which gain custody of client assets. Yet according to one Hong Kong-based head of external asset management at a global private bank, EAMs…
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