There have been a number of senior appointments in APAC roles at the Swiss bank in recent weeks.

Credit Suisse’s wealth management arm in Asia-Pacific has made two senior appointments, coming after a series of moves at the firm.

Jerome Tan, (pictured) managing director, head of investment consulting for Singapore, and Lok-hin Tsui, director, investment consultant, Singapore and Malaysia Market, take up their posts. 

“Credit Suisse remains an attractive employer in Asia and we will continue to recruit experienced talents in this region that will support our strategic transformation,” Sascha Banz, head of advisory and sales for APAC, said in a memo seen by this news service.

Tan reports to Banz. In his new role, he is responsible for overseeing and managing the overall sales strategy and its implementation. Tan is also the co-chair of the wealth management APAC advisory and sales committee. 

A veteran with Credit Suisse, Tan has been with the firm for more than 15 years. He has over 20 years of financial services experience in Singapore, Hong Kong and the UK.

Lok-hin Tsui was previously with UBS Wealth Management Singapore for five years where he was director, equity/fixed income advisor advising ultra-high net worth (direct access) clients in Southeast Asia on investment ideas and execution. Tsui has 18 years of experience in the wealth management industry, having worked for DBS, Standard Chartered Bank and Merrill Lynch in the Netherlands, Hong Kong and Singapore.

Earlier in March, Credit Suisse appointed Jullie Kan as vice chairman and strategic client lead for Asia-Pacific; it also named former Taiwan-focused UBS banker Andy Kuo as director for the Greater China Singapore market, based in Singapore.