Bank of Singapore has launched an independent investment advisory council to support its chief investment office’s research capabilities.
The Bank of Singapore CIO Global Advisory Council comprises experts from leading think tanks and asset managers globally.
The eight members are:
- Belinda Boa, head of Asia Pacific active investments and chief investment officer of emerging markets at BlackRock
- Ken Caplan, global co-chief investment officer at Blackstone
- Fabiana Fedeli, chief investment officer for equities, multi-asset and sustainability at M&G Investments
- Robin Hu, Asia chair of the Milken Institute and adviser and senior director at Temasek
- Stewart James, co-head of the office of government affairs in Asia Pacific at Goldman Sachs
- Yuichi Murao, chief investment officer at Nomura Asset Management
- Adam Posen, president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics
- Paula Campbell Roberts, chief investment strategist for global wealth at KKR
“Building intellectual capital is a key part of the bank’s strategy to become the top private bank in Asia. In today’s knowledge-driven economy, we are enhancing our competitive advantage by investing in research capabilities, which includes convening this global advisory council that complements our in-house insights,” said Jean Chia, global chief investment officer at Bank of Singapore.
“The council pools together a group with valuable knowledge and deep expertise, strengthening our value proposition of becoming the go-to bank for investment advice and advisory and discretionary portfolio management.”
