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BNP names head of wealth management Taiwan

By Yi Tin Chak | 18 January 2008
Keywords: hires | wealth management | bnp paribas

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Eddie Chang replaces Jean-Louis Tourne who relocates to Europe.

BNP Paribas has appointed Eddie Chang as head of wealth management at its Taipei branch, replacing Jean-Louis Tourne who is relocating to BNP’s private banking arm in Europe.

Chang joins BNP from Fortis Wealth Management in Taiwan where he was a senior executive. He will report to Claude Haberer, chief executive for BNP Paribas Private Bank in Hong Kong and North Asia.

“We are committed to further developing our wealth management business in Taiwan. We have a flagship branch in Taipei and another team in Taiwan’s second largest city, Kaohsiung,” says Haberer in a written ...

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