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Former ING banker joins Deutsche wealth management
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Former ING banker joins Deutsche wealth management
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Yi Tin Chak
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9 July 2007
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Chew Soon Gek will look after the wealth of the bank’s private clients as chief investment officer in Asia.
Deutsche Bank has appointed Chew Soon Gek as chief investment officer in Asia for its private wealth management division. Chew was previously the Asia CIO at ING private bank in Singapore.
Chew, who joined the German bank last month, is a member of the global investment committee which devises the investment direction of the bank’s private wealth management business.
In this newly created position, Chew will advise her clients on investment strategies and manage their portfolios across Asia. She is based in Singapore and reports directly to Frankfurt-based Klaus Martini, ...
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