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Standard Chartered bolsters private banking team in Hong Kong

Two managing directors and three executive directors are joining the team.

Standard Chartered has appointed a new managing director and executive director for its Private Bank business in Singapore.

Jeffrey Song had earlier been appointed as executive director, relationship manager in June. Song was most recently with Credit Suisse and brought 12 years of private banking experience into his new role.

Charlene Mak rejoins Standard Chartered from Bank of Singapore as an executive director, relationship manager. Mak has 30 years of experience working as a relationship manager for Greater China clients. 

Helen Tong has been appointed as managing director, relationship manager. Tong has 16 years of experience working in internationa banks in Hong Kong, most recently Credit Suisse, where she manages UHNW clients.

Ramon Au Yeung joined from Pictet Wealth Management and is now an executive director, relationship manager at Standard Chartered Bank. Yeung brings over 35 years’ experience in wealth management and private banking, covering markets in Greater China and the Philippines.

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