Swiss private bank Julius Baer has hired Jason Moo from Goldman Sachs to serve as its new head of private banking for South East Asia and branch manager of Singapore.
Meanwhile, Moo’s predecessor Torsten Linke will head Global India & Developed Markets that includes onshore India, ISC & NRI, Japan along with the Asia business managed out of Switzerland.
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By GlobalDataThe pair will report to Bank Julius Baer Asia Pacific head Jimmy Lee.
Linke will assume the new responsibility on 1 January 2020 while retaining his branch manager role till Moo joins the bank.
Moo will take on the new role on 17 February 2020 after receiving regulatory approval.
At Goldman Sachs, Moo held various senior roles including the CEO of its Singapore business and head of South East Asia and Australia for Private Wealth Management.
Lee said: “We are pleased to welcome Jason to Julius Baer. His extensive experience in wealth management combined with the breadth and depth of his product knowledge will help us drive and further expand our Singapore and South East Asia businesses.
“I would also like to thank Torsten for his contributions over the past years. He is a trusted partner to many of us. With his extensive management experience and relevant market expertise, he is perfectly positioned to lead our important new Sub-Region.”
Earlier this week, Julius Baer hired Yvonne Suter from Credit Suisse as its new head of corporate sustainability and responsible investment (CSRI).
