Bank of Singapore has hired Elvin Ho as head of family office and structuring solutions to support the bank’s increasing client demand.

Ho will take on the new role on 4 May, 2026, reporting to Paul Chua, head of family office and wealth advisory, Bank of Singapore.

In his new role, Ho will help the bank support the increasing needs of its ultra-high-net-worth (UNHW) clients in succession, legacy and wealth transfer.

The bank said it saw a record number of engagements for its family office and wealth advisory team last year, and expects this growth to accelerate.

Chua said: “We are pleased to have Elvin join the family office and wealth advisory leadership team as he brings extensive experience in managing the technical and industry developments that impact our clients’ planning.”

Ho joins the bank from JP Morgan Private Bank where he advised UHNW clients across Southeast Asia. Prior to that he spent 19 years at UBS AG in various senior roles across wealth planning, investment consulting and business risk.

The bank also has reshuffled its senior leadership bench to support its UNHW push, with Jiawen Guo taking on a new role of head of family office and wealth advisory, Singapore.

Meanwhile Christine Wong will continue to lead the Hong Kong team and Yasmine Omari will continue to lead the team in Dubai.

Chua said: “We have also taken the opportunity to optimise our global team structure for future growth with strong leadership to support initiatives out of our Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai hubs.”

“Going forward, we continue to leverage on our differentiated wealth advisory approach to help clients address their most important objective and purpose – to grow and preserve their wealth for the next generation.”

The bank has also named Harry Ng has as senior wealth advisor, overseeing key client relationships in its Singapore and Malaysian markets.