Bank of Singapore appoints wealth planning head for Greater China

The bank has also hired a senior wealth planner, to be based in Singapore.

Bank of Singapore has hired two new wealth managers to strengthen wealth planning expertise for high net worth individuals in the region.

Christine Wong joins the team as the new head of wealth planning in Greater China and North Asia. Wong will be responsible with managing and growing Bank of Singapore’s wealth planning, family office and trust offerings. She will be based in Hong Kong.

Bank of Singapore has also hired Guo Jiawen as Senior Wealth Planner, to be based in Singapore. Guo is expected to help clients achieve their wealth planning objectives especially in relation to their succession, legacy and asset preservation needs.

Guo will begin working with the bank on 16 June.

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