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North Asia Specialist Joins Indosuez Singapore

By Sarah ChenSingapore
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He brings extensive knowledge of the regional wealth management industry, as well as the North Asia market, from his experience as a team leader for other global wealth managers.

Indosuez, the global wealth management brand of Crédit Agricole Group, has appointed Alfred Low as the firm’s Head of North Asia Market and Strategic Partnerships in Singapore, effective September 2021, according to an announcement on Tuesday.

Low joins the firm following senior management and advisory roles covering North Asia clients at HSBC Private Bank, Credit Suisse Private Bank, UBS Wealth Management, and Citigroup Private Bank. He previously held various functions with the Ministry of Trade and Industry in Singapore.

Omar Shokur, Indosuez CEO, Asia, and Singapore branch manager, said the firm is committed to North Asia an is deepening its talent pool to better serve clients.

North Asia, in particular, is one of the world’s fastest wealth creation region and is an important growth market for Indosuez, Shokur said.

As of end-2020, the firm had €128 billion in assets under management.

Questions & Answers

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What is Alfred Low's new role at Indosuez?

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Alfred Low has been appointed as the Head of North Asia Market and Strategic Partnerships in Singapore. He started in this role in September 2021.

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Why is North Asia important to Indosuez?

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North Asia is considered one of the world's fastest wealth creation regions and an important growth market for the firm. Indosuez is deepening its talent pool to better serve clients there.

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What was Alfred Low's previous work experience before joining Indosuez?

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He held senior management and advisory roles covering North Asia clients at HSBC, Credit Suisse, UBS, and Citigroup Private Banks. He also worked with Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry.

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What was Indosuez's total assets under management at the end of 2020?

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As of the end of 2020, Indosuez had €128 billion in assets under management. This figure represents the firm's global wealth management portfolio.

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