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UBS Names New CEO For Wealth Management In Hong Kong As Predecessor Retires

UBS Wealth Management has appointed Amy Lo as chief executive of wealth management for Hong Kong, taking over from Allen Lo, is retiring from the post.
UBS Wealth Management has appointed Amy Lo as chief executive of
wealth management for Hong Kong, taking over from Allen Lo, who
is retiring from the post, the Swiss-listed banking group said
today. She will continue to report to Kathryn Shih, CEO of
UBS Wealth Management, Asia Pacific.
Mr Lo's responsibilities as deputy CEO of wealth management, Asia
Pacific, will be assumed by Edmund Koh, CEO of wealth management
Southeast Asia and Asia Pacific Hub, UBS said in a statement.
A wealth management veteran with more than 25 years of experience
in the sector, Ms Lo was appointed head of ultra high net worth,
wealth management in Asia Pacific in January 2011 and is also
head of the global family office business for the region. “She
was instrumental in building the UHNW business in Asia Pacific
which today contributes over one third of the global UHNW assets
under management,” UBS said.
“Ms Lo was also responsible for establishing the global family
office in APAC and for championing the provision of an holistic
offering for UHNW clients in the region encompassing the family
services unit, philanthropy, family governance and family office
advisory services,” the statement said.
Ms Lo joined Swiss Bank Corporation in 1995 and has a number of
senior management positions in Hong Kong including regional
market manager and deputy CEO for wealth management.
Allen Lo retires after a 37-year career in wealth management,
including 17 years at UBS. In the coming months he will continue
to support the business as an advisor, the bank said.
Meanwhiole, UBS in Asia has expanded its headcount of client managers by around 8 per cent since the start of this year, the firm has said. (See here.)