SINGAPORE (June 15): The Bank of Singapore has appointed Paul Chua as its new Global Head of Wealth Planning, replacing Tariq Salem who will now concentrate on his other role as the bank’s head of Structured Solutions Group.
Chua has an extensive background in wealth planning, having worked for 30 years advising ultra-high net worth and multi-generational families on tax and wealth planning strategies.
Before joining Bank of Singapore, Chua spent 19 years at UBS bank where his last position was head of its Wealth Planning branch in Singapore, helping clients across Asia with wealth planning, trust, and advisory services.
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As the Global Head of Wealth Planning at the Bank of Singapore, Chua will provide comprehensive solutions and advice to ultra-high net worth individuals and families across the Bank of Singapore’s core markets all across the globe. He reports to Lim Leong Guan, the Global Head of Product.
“As Asian families are on the cusp of a significant intergenerational transition of wealth, we are committed to helping our clients to not only grow, manage and protect their wealth, but also consciously build their legacy for future generations,” says Lim.
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“Aside from exemplary leadership qualities, Paul is known as an industry veteran who extends a personal touch when dealing with clients. We are confident that he will be a key addition to our wealth planning team to help develop deeper and more meaningful relationships with our clients,” says Lim.
Bank of Singapore has made several new appointments recently, as part of its ongoing effort to drive further expansion and innovation.
Other recent appointments include Carrie Ng as the new Head of the Single-Family Office Advisory and Joanna Ho as Head of Wealth Planning in Greater China and North Asia.
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