Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) has made a series of appointments to beef up its wealth management business in Asia.
A number of senior private bankers have been recruited as the firm looks to expand in the region.
Former Credit Suisse director Kenny Ng has been named as managing director of RBC Wealth Management in Hong Kong where he will be responsible for forming a new team of relationship managers to support private banking clients.
Meanwhile in Singapore, three relationship managers have been appointed.
The trio, Charles Hsu, Denise Tu and Cheryl Ang, will report to Shaun Lim, managing director and market head, North Asia.
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