Bank of Singapore names Credit Suisse HK chief exec as new GC private banking head

Rickie Chan was also Credit Suisse’s head of global wealth management for Greater China.

Bank of Singapore has announced key leadership changes to its Hong Kong branch, including a new head of private banking.

Rickie Chan (陳偉名) was appointed as the head of private banking, Greater China, Hong Kong branch.

Teresa Lee (李凱琳), who is the current head of Greater China, Hong Kong branch, will take on the new role of vice-chair of Greater China.

Both appointments will take effect from 15 February 2024.

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Chan will also become a member of the bank’s management committee, reporting to Bank of Singapore CEO Jason Moo (巫毅盛).

Chan has over 26 years of experience in private banking, wealth management and capital markets. He joins from Credit Suisse, where he was most recently the chief executive of the Hong Kong branch and the head of Global Wealth Management, Greater China.

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He had also previously held several senior leadership roles in Barclays Bank PLC and Goldman Sachs private bank in Hong Kong.

Lee, meanwhile, will report to Moo functionally.

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