Bank of Singapore Loses Russian Heavyweight
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A key private banker covering the Russian market has left Bank of Singapore.
Vadim Bondarev, head for Russia and Eastern Europe, is leaving Bank of Singapore (BoS), sources familiar with his exit said.
A spokesperson from the bank confirmed this information.
Bondarev joined BoS in 2014 and was responsible for covering ultra-high-net-worth clients from Russia and CIS. He lately relocated from Singapore to build up the European headquarters of BoS in Luxembourg.
Questions & Answers
Q.What was Vadim Bondarev's role at Bank of Singapore?
What was Vadim Bondarev's role at Bank of Singapore?
Vadim Bondarev was the head for Russia and Eastern Europe at Bank of Singapore. He was responsible for covering ultra-high-net-worth clients from Russia and CIS during his tenure at the bank.
Q.When did Vadim Bondarev join Bank of Singapore?
When did Vadim Bondarev join Bank of Singapore?
Vadim Bondarev joined Bank of Singapore in 2014. He worked for the bank for a number of years before his recent departure, the details of which were confirmed by a bank spokesperson.
Q.Where did Vadim Bondarev relocate to recently for Bank of Singapore?
Where did Vadim Bondarev relocate to recently for Bank of Singapore?
Vadim Bondarev recently relocated from Singapore to Luxembourg. His move was part of an effort to build up the European headquarters of Bank of Singapore in that location before his departure.
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