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Bank of Singapore has appointed Joey Tang as its head of investment solutions group in Hong Kong, reporting to Vivienne Chia, global head of investment solutions group, and Rickie Chan, head of private banking, Greater China, and chief executive, Hong Kong branch.
Tang will spearhead the bank’s product and solutions strategy for the Hong Kong branch across key areas, such as capital markets, alternative investments and managed solutions, as well as lending advisory. He will also be responsible for driving the bank’s innovation of product capabilities in support of the clients in the Greater China region.
Tang is an industry veteran with close to 30 years of experience in investment banking and private banking.
Before joining Bank of Singapore, he served as the head of funds, alternatives and solutions at Bank of China ( Hong Kong ) private banking. In this role, Tang led a team focused on improving the private bank’s investment platform capabilities and enhancing the professionalism of client service.
Prior to this, Tang served as the head of the Greater China region and the head of fixed income, commodities and currencies for Citigroup global markets where he took the lead in driving tailor-made solutions in the Asia-Pacific region, leading a multi-asset structured investment solutions team.
Tang’s appointment is the latest in a series of strategic hires to add to the bank’s advisory and product solutions bench strength globally. The bank recently appointed six new hires at its Dubai International Financial Centre branch to enhance its advisory and product offerings across the Middle East and Gulf Cooperation Council markets.
“We have seen an increase in demand for sophisticated product offerings and financial solutions among our clients,” Chia says. “Chan’s extensive experience and leadership qualities will lend strength to our team as we continue to provide best-in-class investment solutions, helping clients achieve investment diversification and enhancing returns across portfolios, especially at this time of heightened macro uncertainty.”
