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Klay Group, which provides wealth management, multi-family office, asset management, and corporate advisory services to ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) families and institutions, has appointed Rohit Ganguli as global head of wealth planning.
Based in Singapore, Ganguli (pictured) will report to Arjun Anand, chief executive officer (Apac), and will lead Klay Group’s global wealth planning function. He will work closely with UHNW individuals and families to deliver bespoke wealth planning solutions across succession planning, family governance, tax, insurance, pensions and cross-border matters, according to a statement by the firm.
Kalpesh Khakhria, chairman of Klay Group, said: “We are delighted to welcome Rohit to Klay Group. His deep expertise in wealth planning and understanding of the challenges faced by global families will further strengthen our ability to provide comprehensive advice and long-term solutions to our clients.”
Ganguli joins Klay Group from EFG Bank, where he was head of wealth planning Asia since 2016. In this role, he advised HNW and UHNW clients on a broad range of wealth planning matters, including tax, succession, pensions, insurance, family governance and cross-border structuring.
Anand commented: “We are seeing growing demand from clients for sophisticated wealth planning advice that extends beyond investments. Rohit’s experience across succession, governance and cross-border planning makes him a valuable addition to our team as we continue to expand our offering across Asia and globally.”
Klay Group has offices in Dubai, India, Singapore, London, and Australia, and employs a team of around 140 professionals.
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