Société Générale Private Banking has named
Olivier Gougeon as chief executive officer for Asia Pacific to lead
a newly-formed strategy committee as the bank pushes to expand its
Asia-Pacific business.
Previously chief executive officer for South
Asia, Gougeon will now oversee the private bank’s operations in
Singapore, Hong Kong and China.
The French private banking giant has also
named Patrick Dreyfuss regional deputy chief executive officer for
the region. Dreyfuss will retain his current position as chief
operating officer for Asia-Pacific.
The four members of the Asia-Pacific strategic
committee are:
- Alex Fung as committee chairman in addition to his role as
chief executive officer of Société Générale Private Banking (Hong
Kong); - Olivier Gougeon, regional chief executive officer of Société
Générale Private Banking (Asia Pacific); - Hsiao-Yun Lee, chief executive officer of Société Générale
Private Banking (China); - Bruno Lèbre, member of Société Générale Private Banking’s
global executive committee and supervisor of the private bank’s
activities in Asia.
Advisory board set up to lead €150bn
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By GlobalDataLast month, Société Générale Private Banking
set up a advisory board as part of its two-stage growth strategy,
Ambition 2015, aimed at almost doubling assets under management to
€150bn ($203bn) in the next five years.
Société Générale Private Banking’s global
chief executive Daniel Truchi heads the six-member supervisory
committee that directs the bank’s strategy and global
development.