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Pictet Adds Four Private Bankers in Hong Kong Pictet Wealth Management has appointed Egwin Sung as market head for the Hong Kong market, according to an internal memo, effective December 13. In the role, he will report to Victor Aerni equity partner and CEO, Pictet Wealth Management Asia, and Ann-Mirjam L. Duvernay, CEO for Banque Pictet & Cie's Hong Kong branch, who will assume this role from 1 January 2025. Sung previously worked at J.P. Morgan Private Bank as managing director and team lead of 10 private bankers covering ultra-high net worth (UHNW) clients in Greater China. Prior to that, he also held senior positions at UBP Asset Management, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management and Morgan Stanley. Hires From JPM, HSBC and UBS In addition, the Swiss private bank also appointed Michael Chuan as an executive director and senior private banker in the Taiwan team as well as Andrew Whiting and Jacky Ho as private bankers. All four new executives are based in Hong Kong. Chuan joins from J.P. Morgan Private Bank where was a senior private banker covering UHNW clients in Greater China. Previously, he also worked at Walmart (China) Investment Company to develop their China strategy and lead M&A and business acquisitions after a seven-year stint with UBS’ investment banking unit in New York and Hong Kong. Whiting worked at HSBC’s private banking arm for 25 years, most recently as a relationship manager covering international HNW and UHNW clients based in Hong Kong. Before relocating to Hong Kong in 2016, he was a relationship manager for the British private bank in London covering international clients. Ho was most recently working at UBS as a director and client advisor covering UHNW families and institutional clients in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. Previously, he was a relationship manager at Credit Suisse serving UHNW clients in Hong Kong. #jobs #privatewealth #hongkong
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Polymer Capital hires ex-BlueCrest trader in Singapore 🇸🇬 Polymer Capital Management has brought on Chiga Murayama a senior portfolio manager previously with BlueCrest Capital Management, following his departure after market turbulence in August caused significant losses among yen rates traders, according to a report by Bloomberg. Murayama has joined Polymer as a Portfolio Manager in Singapore, with his Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) license becoming active this week, according to the regulator’s website. Both Murayama and Polymer declined to comment on the hiring. Polymer, traditionally focused on Asia-Pacific equities, is diversifying into macro trading — a strategy that tracks broad trends across asset classes such as equities, bonds, currencies, and commodities, in a move that aligns with industry trends where multi-strategy firms including Millennium Management have leveraged diversification to manage volatility and enhance returns. Earlier this year, Polymer recruited Rohan Kohli from Brevan Howard Asset Management and Geo Tan from Pinpoint Asset Management as macro portfolio managers, signalling its commitment to expanding its macro capabilities. Led by Angus Wai, former Asia head of Point72 Asset Management, Polymer manages approximately $4.2bn in assets as of early October. The Hong Kong-based firm is majority-owned by PAG, one of Asia’s largest alternative asset managers, which itself has backing from a Blackstone fund. Murayama’s career includes leading JGB trading at Barclays Japan and heading fixed-income trading at BNP Paribas in Japan before joining BlueCrest in 2018. His departure from BlueCrest followed the closure of his trading pod after August’s dramatic market swings which stemmed from the unwinding of the yen carry trade, leading to a $1.1tn selloff in Japanese stocks and a rush to government bonds. #peoplemoves #hedgefund #sinagpore #jobs