Asiaciti Trust appoints new managing director for Singapore

Ross Belhomme will be relocating from Switzerland.

Trust and corporate services provider Asiaciti Trust has appointed Ross Belhomme as the new managing director for its Singapore location.

With more than 20 years of experience under his belt, Belhomme would be relocating from Switzerland, where he was concurrently the managing director of Alvarium Investment’s fiduciary business as well as one of the directors of Guggenheim Investment Partners.

Before that, he held major positions in prominent banking and financial services firms in the United States and United Kingdom.

On his new role, Belhomme said: “After a 20-year career in Europe developing and implementing structuring solutions for families and businesses whose lives are increasingly complicated as they operate more and more globally, I am excited to join Asiaciti Trust, which has an impeccable track record of providing the highest quality service for over four decades.”

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