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Private bankers in Singapore are having to adjust the focus of their work.
Relationship managers are delving into sustainable investing,
digital assets and even fine art as
investors’ demands evolve during Covid-19 pandemic.

Chinese internet stocks will keep
outperforming their U.S. counterparts
in the months ahead as regulatory challenges to America’s technology giants mount in Washington and Brussels,
according to some investors.

Edwin Lee, CEO of Covenant Capital, met
with Hubbis to convey the firm’s ethos that
the advisory firm’s integrity and its careful
stewardship of entrusted investments
should be the top priority for wealth
management professionals. Lee, who drives
the firm’s strategic direction, calls for
true independence, better education and a
fundamental realignment of values.

Covenant Capital wants to be known as a leading innovator in the multi-family office space.
CEO Edwin Lee feels not many independents in Asia use the American space as a model.

Singapore multi-family office Covenant Capital has hired a senior private banker.

James Meyer joined the firm in March after three years at TriLake Partners, a Singapore-based independent asset manager.

Prior to that, he worked at UBS Wealth Management as a client advisor for three years, before leaving in 2017 to start his journey as an independent manager.

Singapore-based multi-family office Covenant Capital has partnered with Ned Davis Research and Interactive Brokers to launch the Systematic Asset Allocation Portfolio.

Edward Lim, chief investment officer at Covenant Capital, talks about the new virus that emerged in central China, and the implications for the nation's stocks. He speaks with David Ingles, Yvonne Man and Tom Mackenzie on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open."

There’s at least one bullish way of framing U.S. economic growth slowdown concerns: It could benefit Asian stocks.

Big changes are afoot in the independent asset management industry in Asia. In this publication 26 wealth managers tell us how they are evolving their business strategies to adapt to a new era of digitalisation, regulation and transparency.

Edward Lim, Chief Investment Officer at Covenant Capital, discusses his outlook on market risks in the latest in our series featuring fund managers.

Covenant Capital's team are industry veterans, with a large alumni from Solomon Smith Barney and Citigroup, with complementary backgrounds that span portfolio management, private banking, trading and investment research. 

On April 30, DBS Group Holdings Ltdreported quarterly profit that beat analyst estimates . Rivals United Overseas Bank Ltd and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp report in the coming days, and could fuel further gains in the Straits Times Index. "Singapore's stock market is very much a reflection of its open economy," Edward Lim, Chief Investment Officer of Covenant Capital Pte in Singapore, said by phone.

Edward Lim, Chief Investment Officer at Covenant Capital, discusses global trade tensions and geopolitics and their impact on markets. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East." (Source: Bloomberg)