Summary Of Asia-Pacific Executive Moves – April 2021 – Article from Wealth Briefing Asia on 3 June 2021
Summary Of Asia-Pacific Executive Moves – April 2021 – Article from Wealth Briefing Asia on 3 June 2021
Summary Of Asia-Pacific Executive Moves – April 2021 – Article from Wealth Briefing Asia on 3 June 2021
Summary Of Asia-Pacific Executive Moves – April 2021 – Article from Wealth Briefing Asia on 3 June 2021
Summary Of Asia-Pacific Executive Moves – April 2021 – Article from Wealth Briefing Asia on 3 June 2021
Jun 15, 2021
An exerpt from the article which features Silverdale Capital is pasted below. Please use the link to view the article in its entirety as it appears on the website. All credits to Wealth Briefing Asia as the original writer of the article.
A round-up of senior moves in the Asia-Pacific wealth management space, including a number of top names such as Citi Private Bank, Credit Suisse, Standard Chartered and HSBC.
One of the new Singapore-based Variable Capital Companies, Silverdale Capital Fund VCC, appointed Andrew Chan to join its board.
With 38 years of industry experience, Chan was previously chief operating officer for Asia-Pacific at Columbia Threadneedle Investments, the asset management arm of US-listed Ameriprise Financial. Earlier, he worked for 24 years at Merrill Lynch in senior roles including head of sales and marketing, chief administrative officer and director for banking and fiduciary services.
Original article available on Wealth Briefing Asia
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All investments carry risk. Historical performance is not necessarily indicative of future returns. Forward-looking statements or projections are not guarantees and may not be realised. Any reliance on the information presented is at the discretion of the reader. Overseas investments may entail additional risks such as currency fluctuations, reduced market liquidity, weaker regulatory protections, and heightened political or economic instability. Fixed income securities may be affected by interest rate movements and credit events. As interest rates rise, bond prices typically decline. Credit risk arises if issuers are unable to meet interest or principal repayments.
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