Bank of Singapore has appointed Joey Tang as the new head of Investment Solutions Group Hong Kong, effective immediately.
In this role, Tang will be responsible for leading the product and solutions strategy for the bank’s Hong Kong branch, focusing on areas such as capital markets, alternative investments, managed solutions, and lending advisory.
Tang brings nearly three decades of experience in investment and private banking to his new position at Bank of Singapore.
His previous role was at Bank of China (Hong Kong) Private Banking, where he served as the head of funds, alternatives, and solutions.
Before his tenure at Bank of China, Tang held positions at Citigroup Global Markets, including head of the Greater China region and head of fixed income, commodities and currencies.
The bank has also recently added six new members to its Dubai International Financial Centre branch, aiming to improve services in the Middle East and Gulf Cooperation Council markets.
Tang will report to Vivienne Chia, global head of Investment Solutions Group, and Rickie Chan, head of Private Banking, Greater China, and chief executive, Hong Kong Branch.
He is a chartered financial analyst and an active member of the career development committee at the CFA Society in Hong Kong.
Chia said: “We have seen an increase in demand for sophisticated product offerings and financial solutions among our clients.
“To serve this demand, we are dedicated to growing a strong team to provide personalised wealth management solutions to match our clients’ investment needs.”
In October 2024, the Bank of Singapore and fintech firm iCapital launched FIM Alternatives Select, a digital platform for alternative investments aimed at the bank’s financial intermediary partners, or independent asset managers.
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