Shasha Slaughter has been appointed Vice President of Marketing, South Asia at HSBC Private Bank. She brings substantial industry experience to the role. In her new position she will lead marketing activities across South Asia for the private bank.
Jaclyn Kaur has been appointed Head of Wealth Advisory at Syfe, the Singapore-headquartered digital wealth platform, where she will lead the advisory team in Singapore. She reports to Ritesh Ganeriwal, Group Head of Investment and Advisory. She brings 16 years of private wealth leadership and was most recently Managing Director and Head of Private Wealth Management at Haitong International, having earlier worked at ANZ Private Bank, Crédit Agricole and Guotai Junan.
Florian Neto has joined State Street IM as head of investments for Asia Pacific. He was previously head of investments Asia at Amundi. He will lead the firm's investment teams across the region.
Sascha Gruber has been appointed CEO of LGT Capital. He has a strong background in asset management and leadership roles. He will be responsible for the overall strategy operations and growth of the firm's capital management activities in the region.
Fabrice Chemouny has been named Chief Client Officer at Natixis Investment Managers. He will head the newly created Global Client Development Division. With extensive experience in the investment management sector he will focus on strengthening client relationships and driving global client development initiatives across the firm's international operations.
Chris Hunt has been appointed chief investment officer at Kenno. He was formerly Asia research head at Macquarie. In the CIO role he will lead investment at Kenno and cover the chief investment officer mandate for the firm. His background is the Asia research head position at Macquarie. He will hold the chief investment officer title at Kenno and cover investment leadership in that post.
Greg Solomon has rejoined WTW as Hong Kong Market Leader for Insurance Consulting and Technology. He has substantial prior experience at the firm and in the insurance sector. He will lead insurance consulting and technology initiatives in the Hong Kong market.
Belle Liang has moved to HSBC China as CIO, taking the CIO post for the bank in its China market. She leaves Hang Seng Bank after more than 15 years, following a long period with that institution. In the new role she will serve as CIO at HSBC China, covering the CIO remit for the bank in its China market.
Every appointment is listed in full in the APAC People Moves Archive.