Deutsche Bank Hires ex-Citi & Barclays Private Bank Adam Proctor as Managing Director for UHNW Clients in UK, More than 20 Years of Private Banking Experience Including as Citi Private Bank Head of Singapore, Australia & New Zealand
5th September 2024 | Hong Kong
Deutsche Bank has hired ex-Citi & Barclays Private Bank Adam Proctor as Managing Director for UHNW Clients in the UK (United Kingdom). Adam Proctor has more than 20 years of private banking experience, including as Citi Private Bank Head of Singapore, Australia & New Zealand. In 2024 August, Deutsche Private Bank hired Julius Baer Puneesh Nayar as Market Head in Singapore (12/8/42), and Nick Malik rejoins Deutsche Private Bank as Market Head in Dubai after joining Credit Suisse in 2022. In 2024 July, Deutsche Private Bank hired HSBC Private Bank Paul Handley as Managing Director & Market Head for Southeast Asia. In 2024 June, Deutsche Private Bank launched a new UHNW & Family Office Desk and a new Investment Service Team (1/7/24), with Deutsche Private Bank North Asia Investment Team Fionn Lo, Stephen So & Mac Lu assigned with additional roles in the new UHNW & Family Office Desk to support private bankers, and Edward Cheung has been appointed to lead the new Investment Service Team with Joyce Ching & Jenny Lau assigned to the team.
“ Deutsche Bank Hires ex-Citi & Barclays Private Bank Adam Proctor as Managing Director for UHNW Clients in UK, More than 20 Years of Private Banking Experience Including as Citi Private Bank Head of Singapore, Australia & New Zealand “
Deutsche Private Bank Hires Julius Baer Puneesh Nayar as Market Head in Singapore, Nick Malik Rejoins Deutsche Private Bank as Market Head in Dubai after Joining Credit Suisse in 2022
6th August 2024 – Deutsche Private Bank has hired Julius Baer Puneesh Nayar as Market Head in Singapore (12/8/42), and Nick Malik rejoins Deutsche Private Bank as Market Head in Dubai after joining Credit Suisse in 2022. Both Puneesh Nayar and Nick Malik will report to Rajesh Mahadevan (Head of Global South Asia & Africa, Private Bank Emerging Markets, Deutsche Bank). Deutsche Private Bank (6/8/24): “Deutsche Bank today announced the appointment of two market heads for the Private Bank’s Global South Asia & Africa franchise. Puneesh Nayar, Managing Director, joins as Market Head in Singapore, effective August 12 and earlier in the year Nick Malik, rejoined the bank as Market Head, based in Dubai. Nayar has over 20 years of industry experience, most recently at Julius Baer where he was a Senior Team Head for Global India since 2016. Prior to that, he was the Head of Non- Resident Indians SEA and Middle East at BSI Bank in Singapore. Nayar previously held roles at Coutts Bank and HSBC. Malik returned to Deutsche Bank in March this year from Credit Suisse. He was Group Head with Deutsche Bank for six years until 2022, and before that with Standard Chartered Private Bank in Singapore and Dubai. Prior to that, he was a senior advisor at Coutts’ in Singapore and the United Kingdom.” In 2024 July, Deutsche Private Bank hired HSBC Private Bank Paul Handley as Managing Director & Market Head for Southeast Asia. In 2024 June, Deutsche Private Bank launched a new UHNW & Family Office Desk and a new Investment Service Team (1/7/24), with Deutsche Private Bank North Asia Investment Team Fionn Lo, Stephen So & Mac Lu assigned with additional roles in the new UHNW & Family Office Desk to support private bankers, and Edward Cheung has been appointed to lead the new Investment Service Team with Joyce Ching & Jenny Lau assigned to the team.
Rajesh Mahadevan, Head of Global South Asia & Africa, Private Bank Emerging Markets, Deutsche Bank: “Our Global South Asia & Africa business is a market leader in this segment and a strong business pillar within our emerging markets franchise. Deutsche Bank’s global connectivity, balance sheet strength, combined with our Corporate Bank and Investment Bank offering gives our clients access to bespoke lending, banking and capital market solutions. Puneesh and Nick’s breadth of experience and deep understanding of this client segment will further cement our market position as we broaden client coverage across core markets in Asia and the Middle East.”
Deutsche Private Bank Hires HSBC Private Bank Paul Handley as Market Head for Southeast Asia, 24 Years Experience in Private Banking & Wealth Management at HSBC & JP Morgan in London, Singapore & Thailand
12th July 2024 – Deutsche Private Bank has hired HSBC Private Bank Paul Handley as Managing Director & Market Head for Southeast Asia. Paul Handley has 24 years experience in private banking & wealth management at HSBC & JP Morgan in London, Singapore & Thailand. Based in Singapore, Paul Handley reports to Johanes Oeni, Deutsche Bank Head Private Bank Southeast Asia. Deutsche Bank (11/7/24): “Deutsche Bank today announced the appointment of Paul Handley as Managing Director and a market head for South-East Asia (SEA) in the Private Bank (PB). Based in Singapore, Handley will report to Johanes Oeni. He will be responsible for managing and building a team of relationship managers to cover the SEA market. Handley joins Deutsche Bank with over 25 years of industry experience, most recently at HSBC where he managed the Thailand desks onshore and offshore, Vietnam and Philippines. Prior to that, he spent five years at JP Morgan Private Bank.” In 2024 June, Deutsche Private Bank launched a new UHNW & Family Office Desk and a new Investment Service Team (1/7/24), with Deutsche Private Bank North Asia Investment Team Fionn Lo, Stephen So & Mac Lu assigned with additional roles in the new UHNW & Family Office Desk to support private bankers, and Edward Cheung has been appointed to lead the new Investment Service Team with Joyce Ching & Jenny Lau assigned to the team.
Head of Private Bank, Southeast Asia, Johanes Oeni: “Strengthening our South- East Asia (SEA) platform remains a strategic priority, and we welcome Paul as market head. He brings deep regional experience and a proven track record in our target segment of UHNW clients. Responsible for driving growth and expanding our presence and capabilities in the SEA region, I am confident Paul will take the business to the next level,” Oeni said. “With his strategic vision and collaborative approach, I am looking forward to working with him to lead the team and create lasting success for our UHNW clients in the region.”
Deutsche Private Bank Launches New UHNW & Family Office Desk and New Investment Service Team, North Asia Investment Team Fionn Lo, Stephen So & Mac Lu Assigned with Additional Roles in New UHNW & Family Office Desk to Support Private Bankers, Edward Cheung to Lead New Investment Service Team with Joyce Ching & Jenny Lau Assigned to Team
17th June 2024 – Deutsche Private Bank has launched a new UHNW & Family Office Desk and a new Investment Service Team (1/7/24), with Deutsche Private Bank North Asia Investment Team Fionn Lo, Stephen So & Mac Lu assigned with additional roles in the new UHNW & Family Office Desk to support private bankers, and Edward Cheung has been appointed to lead the new Investment Service Team with Joyce Ching & Jenny Lau assigned to the team. The 2 new launches are part of Deutsche Private Bank Emerging Markets strategy, with the announcement made by Cedric Ko (Head of Investment Managers, North Asia, Wealth Management), Gian-Maria Piccolo (Head of Investment Management, Emerging Markets of Private Bank), and Kanas Chan (Head of North Asia). Earlier in 2024 May, Deutsche Bank Head of Private Banking Claudio de Sanctis is targeting to double AUM (Assets under Management) in Southeast Asia & Middle East in the next 5 years, with Deutsche Private Bank to increase hiring including from Credit Suisse. Also in 2024 May, Deutsche private bank announced to provide private banking clients with access to $2.3 trillion asset manager Capital Group Multi-Sector Income fund (MSI), with the fund investing in 4 key fixed income sectors in 1) investment-grade corporate bonds, 2) high-yield corporate bonds, 3) emerging market bonds, and 4) securitised credit. The fund is an article 8 fund under the Sustainable Finance Disclosures Regulation (SFDR), a transparency framework by European Union.
Deutsche Bank Head of Private Banking Claudio de Sanctis to Double AUM in Southeast Asia & Middle East in Next 5 Years, Deutsche Private Bank to Increase Hiring Including from Credit Suisse
3rd May 2024 – Deutsche Bank Head of Private Banking Claudio de Sanctis is targeting to double AUM (Assets under Management) in Southeast Asia & Middle East in the next 5 years, with Deutsche Private Bank to increase hiring including from Credit Suisse. In April 2024, Deutsche Private Bank had been reported to cut 10 jobs in Asia, with 60 jobs cut in Hong Kong & Singapore in the last 12 months. Deutsche Private Bank 3 top senior executives had left in the last 12 months, with Hong Kong CEO Lok Yim to HSBC, APAC Head Jin Yee Young to UBS and APAC Vice-Chairman Anurag Mahesh to Nomura. In 2023 August, Deutsche Private Bank Marco Pagliara relocated to Singapore, having been appointed in June 2023 as Deutsche Private Bank Head of Emerging Markets Including APAC, Middle-East & Latin America. In June 2023, Deutsche Private Bank announced the appointment Head of Wealth Management Europe Marco Pagliara as Head of Emerging Markets including APAC, Middle-East & Latin America, with the appointment effective immediately following the resignation (departure) of Head of International Private Bank APAC Jin Yee Young who was leaving to join UBS as UBS Co-Head of Wealth Management Asia. Marco Pagliara will relocate to Singapore in his new role. Marco Pagliara had joined Deutsche Bank in 2019 from Goldman Sachs after 8 years (Managing Director, General Manager Switzerland), and had started his career as a Management Consultant at McKinsey. In 2022 October, Deutsche Private Bank hired Credit Suisse APAC Wealth Management Deputy CEO Jin Yee Young as Deutsche Bank Head of International Private Bank APAC (3rd Jan 2023), with existing Head of International Private Bank (IPB) APAC Lok Yim to focus on his role as Deutsche Bank CEO of Hong Kong (3rd Jan 2023). In July 2023, Lok Yim resigned from Deutsche Bank.
Deutsche Private Bank Cuts 10 Jobs in Asia with 60 Jobs Cut in Hong Kong & Singapore in Last 12 Months, 3 Top Senior Executives Left in Last 12 Months, Hong Kong CEO Lok Yim to HSBC, APAC Head Jin Yee Young to UBS & APAC Vice-Chairman Anurag Mahesh to Nomura, Deutsche Private Bank Marco Pagliara Relocated to Singapore in 2023
20th April 2024 – Deutsche Private Bank has been reported to cut 10 jobs in Asia, with 60 jobs cut in Hong Kong & Singapore in the last 12 months. Deutsche Private Bank 3 top senior executives had left in the last 12 months, with Hong Kong CEO Lok Yim to HSBC, APAC Head Jin Yee Young to UBS and APAC Vice-Chairman Anurag Mahesh to Nomura. In 2023 August, Deutsche Private Bank Marco Pagliara relocated to Singapore, having been appointed in June 2023 as Deutsche Private Bank Head of Emerging Markets Including APAC, Middle-East & Latin America. In June 2023, Deutsche Private Bank announced the appointment Head of Wealth Management Europe Marco Pagliara as Head of Emerging Markets including APAC, Middle-East & Latin America, with the appointment effective immediately following the resignation (departure) of Head of International Private Bank APAC Jin Yee Young who was leaving to join UBS as UBS Co-Head of Wealth Management Asia. Marco Pagliara will relocate to Singapore in his new role. Marco Pagliara had joined Deutsche Bank in 2019 from Goldman Sachs after 8 years (Managing Director, General Manager Switzerland), and had started his career as a Management Consultant at McKinsey. In 2022 October, Deutsche Private Bank hired Credit Suisse APAC Wealth Management Deputy CEO Jin Yee Young as Deutsche Bank Head of International Private Bank APAC (3rd Jan 2023), with existing Head of International Private Bank (IPB) APAC Lok Yim to focus on his role as Deutsche Bank CEO of Hong Kong (3rd Jan 2023). In July 2023, Lok Yim resigned from Deutsche Bank.
Deutsche Private Bank Marco Pagliara Relocates to Singapore, Appointed in June 2023 as Head of Emerging Markets Including APAC, Middle-East & Latin America
18th August 2023 – Deutsche Private Bank Marco Pagliara has relocated to Singapore, having been appointed in June 2023 as Deutsche Private Bank Head of Emerging Markets Including APAC, Middle-East & Latin America. In June 2023, Deutsche Private Bank announced the appointment Head of Wealth Management Europe Marco Pagliara as Head of Emerging Markets including APAC, Middle-East & Latin America, with the appointment effective immediately following the resignation (departure) of Head of International Private Bank APAC Jin Yee Young who was leaving to join UBS as UBS Co-Head of Wealth Management Asia. Marco Pagliara will relocate to Singapore in his new role. Marco Pagliara had joined Deutsche Bank in 2019 from Goldman Sachs after 8 years (Managing Director, General Manager Switzerland), and had started his career as a Management Consultant at McKinsey. In 2022 October, Deutsche Private Bank hired Credit Suisse APAC Wealth Management Deputy CEO Jin Yee Young as Deutsche Bank Head of International Private Bank APAC (3rd Jan 2023), with existing Head of International Private Bank (IPB) APAC Lok Yim to focus on his role as Deutsche Bank CEO of Hong Kong (3rd Jan 2023). In July 2023, Lok Yim resigned from Deutsche Bank.
Deutsche Private Bank Appoints Head of Wealth Management Europe Marco Pagliara as Head of Emerging Markets Including APAC, Middle-East & Latin America, Marco Pagliara to Relocate to Singapore for the New Role
9th June 2023 – Deutsche Private Bank has appointed Head of Wealth Management Europe Marco Pagliara as Head of Emerging Markets including APAC, Middle-East & Latin America, with the appointment effective immediately following the resignation (departure) of Head of International Private Bank APAC Jin Yee Young who is leaving to join UBS as UBS Co-Head of Wealth Management Asia.Marco Pagliara will relocate to Singapore in his new role. Marco Pagliara had joined Deutsche Bank in 2019 from Goldman Sachs after 8 years (Managing Director, General Manager Switzerland), and had started his career as a Management Consultant at McKinsey. In 2022 October, Deutsche Private Bank hired Credit Suisse APAC Wealth Management Deputy CEO Jin Yee Young as Deutsche Bank Head of International Private Bank APAC (3rd Jan 2023), with existing Head of International Private Bank (IPB) APAC Lok Yim to focus on his role as Deutsche Bank CEO of Hong Kong (3rd Jan 2023).
Deutsche Private Bank Hires Credit Suisse Jin Yee Young as Head of International Private Bank APAC, Lok Yim to Focus on Hong Kong CEO Role
12th October 2022 – Deutsche Private Bank has hired Credit Suisse APAC Wealth Management Deputy CEO Jin Yee Young as Deutsche Bank Head of International Private Bank APAC (3rd Jan 2023), with existing Head of International Private Bank (IPB) APAC Lok Yim to focus on his role as Deutsche Bank CEO of Hong Kong (3rd Jan 2023). Jin Yee Young has over 25 years of Private Banking & Wealth Management experience including Credit Suisse, DBS Private Bank & Citibank. At Credit Suisse, Jin Yee Young had held numerous leadership roles including Deputy CEO WM APAC, Head of WM for Singapore, Deputy CEO Singapore & CEO for SymAsia Foundation, Market Group Head for Singapore & Malaysia and South Asia Switzerland, and Indonesia, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong & Japan. Lok Yim, who had led Deutsche Bank as Head of Wealth Management and International Private Bank APAC businesses for 6 years, will focus on his role as Chief Executive Officer of Deutsche Bank HKSAR.
Deutsche Bank Head of International Private Bank APAC Jin Yee Young
Deutsch Bank hires Jin Yee Young as Deutsche Bank Head of International Private Bank APAC (3rd Jan 2023). Jin Yee Young has over 25 years of Private Banking & Wealth Management experience including Credit Suisse, DBS Private Bank & Citibank. Jin Yee Young joins Deutsche Bank from Credit Suisse and had held numerous leadership roles including Deputy CEO WM APAC, Head of WM for Singapore, Deputy CEO Singapore & CEO for SymAsia Foundation, Market Group Head for Singapore & Malaysia and South Asia Switzerland, and Indonesia, Taiwan, China, Hong Kong & Japan.
Deutsche Bank Head of IPB & CEO EMEA, Claudio de Sanctis:
“In Jin Yee Young we have found an outstanding leader to take the IPB in APAC to the next level. Throughout her distinguished career, Jin Yee has proven herself a strong and effective leader. As one of the most well-respected private bankers in Asia, she possesses all the skills and deep market knowledge needed to run our business. Already one of the top Ultra High Net Worth Wealth Management franchises in Asia, coupled with our highly regarded India business, we have strong ambitions to propel our business further into its next phase of growth. Our goal in this dynamic region is to become the leading financial institution for entrepreneurs and their families leveraging the full Deutsche Bank offering. I wish Jin Yee every success.
Lok Yim has been instrumental in developing the bank’s Asia Pacific WM client business and positioning it for continued growth in the years ahead. He has been responsible for transforming Deutsche Bank’s wealth business in the region, working in a strong and productive partnership with all our business and infrastructure partners. As we transition our business to its next stage of growth, we are pleased to continue working closely with Lok in enhancing our contribution to the bank’s broader Hong Kong platform.”
Deutsche Bank APAC CEO & Member of the Management Board Alexander von zur Muehlen:
“Wealth Management continues to be a cornerstone of our offering for clients in the Asia Pacific region, and a critical growth driver for our platform. In Hong Kong, one of our most important hubs globally, the close partnership between our wealth management, investment bank, and corporate bank businesses is a unique advantage in serving the needs of our sophisticated client base. Pulling together the full suite of our product capability across divisions as well as the power of our entire global network for our clients is a particular strength of Lok’s. Under his continued leadership, we are confident that our Hong Kong platform will continue to strengthen and grow.”
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