Sarasin's Enid Yip targets Asia RMs, Shanghai rep office

The Swiss bank’s Asia CEO wants more relationship managers on board by the first quarter next year and sees establishing a China presence as the big challenge for 2011.

Enid Yip: Shanghai goal

Leigh Powell

November 04, 2010

Bank Sarasin plans to hire a handful of relationship managers and back-office staff for North and Southeast Asia by the end of the first quarter next year, its regional chief Enid Yip revealed yesterday.

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