For its onshore China wealth business, the bank also appointed Jackie Mau as head of global private banking, mainland China, in 2021. 


Thomas Ang also co-led UBS&#8217; global art and collecting division for over 18 months. 

Wayne Bowers will serve the needs of family offices and non-profit organisations in the region.

The Japanese bank plans to hire around 30 to 35 wealth managers over the next two years for its Asia offices.

Asian women are accumulating wealth at a record pace, but gender gaps and financial barriers continue to limit their investment potential. 

Wealth managers are embracing personalisation as client demand rises, with technology and transparency the key drivers of this shift, shows research from MSCI.

The Canadian bank aims to drive regional growth and boost client relationships with its new hires.

The firm has created a new structure for market managers in Asia as it seeks greater collaboration and partnerships.

Private Banks

HSBC Asia wealth head relocates to Shanghai

UBS global family advisory co-head departs

J.P. Morgan Private Bank adds investment veteran to serve family office clients

Nomura IWM North Asia head exits after only two years

UBS: Wealth for Women in Asia surges, but investment barriers remain

MSCI: Personalisation shifts from perk to priority in wealth management

RBC expands private banking team in Singapore

Citi Private Bank reshapes Asia teams again