Japanese banking giant Nomura Holdings has named Johnny Heng as new chief investment officer (CIO) for wealth management, Asia ex-Japan.
Based in Singapore, Heng will report to Nobuhiro Sano, head of wealth management, Asia ex-Japan.
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In his new role, Heng will oversee the investment advisory and portfolio management teams within the wealth management group.
In addition, he will also work closely with the product team on Nomura’s global investment platform across asset classes.
Before joining Nomura, Heng worked with Coutts as managing director and head of investment services, Asia.
Prior to that, he also worked as head of investment consulting at Credit Suisse’s private bank and was a member of the management investment committee at the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC).
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By GlobalDataHe is also a member of the Asset Management Committee of the CFA Society Singapore and sits on the board of the National Kidney Foundation, Singapore.
Nomura deputy head of wealth management Asia ex-Japan Amanda Chen said: "Johnny brings with him 20 years of experience in investments covering all asset classes. His global outlook on investing and regional experience in managing advisory teams makes him very well-placed to lead Nomura Wealth Management’s investment team."
