Ex-UBS Executive Director Joins HSBC
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A former Executive Director, Wealth Management at UBS, Singapore, has crossed the street to take up a senior role with rival HSBC Private Bank.
In a statement HSBC Private Bank said: «We can confirm the appointment of Shang-Wei Chow as a Market Head, Domestic (Singapore) team at HSBC Private Bank, effective 3 November 2016. His appointment underpins our continued efforts to enhance our client servicing capabilities and deepen our engagement with clients.»
Chow is a seasoned private banker with nearly 15 years of experience managing client relationships and wealth portfolios in Southeast Asia. As a Market Head of the Domestic team he will be responsible for new business development and deepening existing client relationships in line with HSBC’s strategy. Prior to joining the bank he was Executive Director, Wealth Management at UBS, Singapore.
A Year of Change
HSBC has seen numerous changes to its Singaporean private bank throughout 2016 including the departures of HSBC veterans Rob Ioannou to DBS and Michael Hua to LGT Private Bank.
HSBC Private Bank in the city-state has also appointed several new bankers including a Head of Investment Counselling together with a new Head of Ultra High Net Worth Investment Counselling.
Questions & Answers
Q.What will Shang-Wei Chow's primary responsibilities be at HSBC Private Bank?
What will Shang-Wei Chow's primary responsibilities be at HSBC Private Bank?
As a Market Head of the Domestic team, Shang-Wei Chow will be responsible for new business development and deepening existing client relationships. This aligns with HSBC’s strategy for enhancing client engagement in Singapore.
Q.What was Shang-Wei Chow's previous role before joining HSBC Private Bank?
What was Shang-Wei Chow's previous role before joining HSBC Private Bank?
Before moving to HSBC Private Bank, Shang-Wei Chow held the position of Executive Director, Wealth Management at UBS, Singapore. He has nearly 15 years of experience in private banking.
Q.Have there been other significant personnel changes at HSBC's Singapore private bank during 2016?
Have there been other significant personnel changes at HSBC's Singapore private bank during 2016?
Yes, HSBC's Singapore private bank experienced numerous changes in 2016, including the departures of Rob Ioannou and Michael Hua. The bank also appointed new bankers, including a Head of Investment Counselling.
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