StanChart Nets Ex-Safra Singapore CEO
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Standard Chartered has hired the former Singapore chief executive of J. Safra Sarasin to lead its South Asia private banking segment.
Vinay Gandhi joins Standard Chartered as its regional head, ASEAN and global head, global South Asian community, private banking, according to a statement, subject to regulatory approval.
Based in Singapore, Gandhi will report to global head of affluent coverage Raymond Ang when he joins the bank in the first quarter of 2022.
Seasoned Private Banker
Gandhi has 30 years of financial experience, most recently with J. Safra Sarsin where he was last its Singapore CEO and Asia deputy CEO.
Previously, he also worked for UBS Wealth Management, Deutsche Bank and Citi Private Bank.
Gandhi’s profound knowledge of affluent clients in Standard Chartered’s footprint markets and proven track record in leading effective teams will be a strong addition to our team, Ang said in the statement.
Questions & Answers
Q.What specific roles will Vinay Gandhi hold at Standard Chartered?
What specific roles will Vinay Gandhi hold at Standard Chartered?
Vinay Gandhi will join Standard Chartered as its regional head, ASEAN and global head, global South Asian community, private banking. These appointments are subject to gaining regulatory approval from relevant bodies.
Q.When is Vinay Gandhi expected to start his new role at Standard Chartered?
When is Vinay Gandhi expected to start his new role at Standard Chartered?
Vinay Gandhi is scheduled to join Standard Chartered in the first quarter of 2022. This date is dependent on him receiving the necessary regulatory approval for his new positions within the bank.
Q.What is Vinay Gandhi's professional background before joining Standard Chartered?
What is Vinay Gandhi's professional background before joining Standard Chartered?
Gandhi has 30 years of financial experience, most recently serving as Singapore CEO and Asia deputy CEO for J. Safra Sarasin. He also previously held roles at UBS Wealth Management, Deutsche Bank, and Citi Private Bank.
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