Managers of Wealth

The Hong Kong-based private bank is setting its sights on growing its international market share, while deepening its connectivity to onshore China.

He has over 15 years of experience in commercial strategy and business development

Snow was previously business development manager for M&G Wealth, based in the north, and prior to that she held the same position for Ascentric.

The bank's recent hiring strategy has focused on UBP's non-resident Indian (NRI) and international talent in the Middle East region.

Michael Morley, who also previously led Deutsche Bank’s UK arm, will join the board of digital-first bank Monument.

She will lead the firm's marketing strategy, brand positioning, and corporate access client engagement initiatives.

The philanthropy veteran has left the Swiss private bank to join a US-based environmental organisation in Hong Kong.

He will be tasked with designing and managing private markets solutions for clients.

Martin Lutz joins Zwei Wealth from Netcetera in a move designed to progress its digitalisation strategy.

She will work with the leaders of Capital Group's key clients across Europe while driving the firm's strategic client initiatives in the region.

The appointment strengthens FNZ’s leadership team and supports the delivery of sustainable long-term growth.

These five nominees proposed by the Board of Directors will replace the former chairman of CaixaBank, José Ignacio Goirigolzarri

The independent asset manager, Alpen Partners, has recruited an experienced portfolio management and trading trio from its rivals.

In these ten years, AlixPartners has significantly expanded its activities in the DACH region

He will take on these additional responsibilities while continuing in his existing role.

Costa, originally from Brazil, began his career at Morgan Stanley in 2006 before moving to JP Morgan Private Bank, where he worked from 2010 to 2018.

QCE expects to continue expanding its team in Ireland to support its growth ambitions.

The wealth veteran, who stepped down as Bordier & Cie UK CEO last July, will take up part-time role at social enterprise that supports the homeless.

Ball will search for new roles after six years with Nomura

Names successors to two key roles