J.P. Morgan Private Bank yesterday announced that Cameron Chui will step into the role of head of equity strategy for Asia, effective November 2026. Based in Hong Kong, Chui reports to Christopher Baggini, global head of equity strategy. He succeeds Timothy Fung, who has taken on a new role as an investor within the private bank, according to a statement by the bank.

In this new role, Chui (pictured) will lead J.P. Morgan Private Bank’s equity strategy team in Asia and shape the firm’s equity views and investment recommendations across the region. He will work closely with the global equity strategy team and investment teams across the private bank to assess markets, sectors and individual stocks, translating the firm’s highest-conviction equity views into actionable insights for clients globally.

Chui joined J.P. Morgan in 2019 and has been a core member of the equity strategy team. He has established himself as a trusted voice on equity markets, bringing deep market knowledge and communicating the Private Bank’s investment views and insights with clarity and conviction, said the statement.

Prior to joining J.P. Morgan, Chui was a global equity portfolio manager, managing US, European and UK equity portfolios.

“Cameron’s promotion reflects our belief in leadership continuity and our commitment to recognizing exceptional talent within the firm. He has been an integral part of the equity strategy team, and I am delighted to see him take on this expanded leadership role,” said Baggini. 

Fung led the equity strategy team for the past five years before moving to a new role as an investor in the China team. During his tenure, he strengthened the private bank’s equity advisory capabilities and the investment insights delivered to clients.