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Citi Private Bank Courts Chinese Entrepreneurs In Singapore

August 4, 2021
Source: wealthbriefingasia.com wealthbriefingasia.com
News Snapshot:
Citi Private Bank has hired a global market manager for China to attract Mainland Chinese entrepreneurs based in Singapore. Former Credit Suisse managing director Lillian Liao is joining Citi Private Bank in a new Singapore-based role as global marketing manager for China in a bid to capture more of the fast-growing business-owner client segment. In the new post, Liao will be responsible for managing a team of private bankers serving Mainland Chinese entrepreneurs based in the financial hub. The goal is to expand tailor-made offerings that fit the investing, financing, strategic advisory, estate planning and banking needs of owners and...
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