UOB Private Bank has appointed Judy Chan as its new Managing Director for Hong Kong, strengthening the bank’s leadership capabilities and commitment to expanding its wealth management presence in the region.
Based in Hong Kong, Chan will report to Chew Mun Yew, Head of Group Private Bank, and will be responsible for overseeing key areas including client coverage, team leadership and the delivery of customised wealth solutions for high-net-worth (HNW) clients.
UOB Private Bank has appointed Judy Chan as its new Managing Director for Hong Kong.
In her new role, Chan will also support the bank’s efforts in enhancing client engagement, driving market development initiatives and executing UOB Private Bank’s strategic priorities in Hong Kong, one of Asia’s most important wealth management markets.
With nearly 30 years of experience across the private banking and commercial banking sectors, Chan brings extensive expertise in managing client relationships, growing businesses and developing long-term wealth strategies for affluent customers.
Throughout her career, she has held senior leadership positions focused on team management, business expansion, relationship development, wealth planning and intergenerational succession planning, helping clients navigate complex financial needs across generations.
UOB Private Bank said Chan’s appointment reflects its continued efforts to strengthen its Hong Kong wealth management platform while enhancing its ability to serve the growing needs of high-net-worth individuals and families across Asia.
The bank added that her experience and leadership capabilities will support its broader strategy of delivering more personalised financial solutions, deepening client relationships and expanding its wealth management capabilities in key regional markets.
As demand for sophisticated wealth solutions continues to rise across Asia, UOB Private Bank remains focused on building strong advisory capabilities and providing clients with integrated solutions that address investment, succession and long-term wealth preservation needs.
