Schroders Wealth Management has hired Barclays Private Bank head Evonne Tan as Chief Executive Officer, Asia Wealth Management, effective July 1st 2026.
Based in Singapore, Tan will lead Schroders Wealth Management business in Asia, responsible for driving growth and deepening the firm’s client relations in the region, subject to regulatory approval.
She will join the firm from Barclays Private Bank Singapore, where she led the UK-headquartered bank’s re-entry into private banking in the region.
Oliver Gregson, CEO, Schroders Wealth Management, said: “This appointment reflects both our ambition and our intent. We are building the Wealth Management business of the future – one that is modern, global, collaborative and truly client-led.”
“To succeed, we need exceptional leadership that combines deep market expertise with the operational rigour and innovation required to scale. Evonne is an exceptional leader with a proven track record of building and scaling successful wealth businesses in Asia.”
Schroders said under Tan’s leadership at Barclays Private Bank Singapore, it grew to “become one of the fastest-growing private banking franchises within the group”.
Commenting on her departure, a Barclays spokesperson said: “Evonne has been a respected leader and partner to colleagues across the region, and we wish her well for the future.”
“A new Head of Barclays Private Bank Singapore will be appointed, and updates will be shared in due course.”
Prior to Barclays, Tan held senior roles at UBS and previously served stints at Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank.
Tan said: “I am delighted to be joining Schroders Wealth Management at such an exciting point in its journey. The business combines a strong heritage, a distinctive culture, and a clear commitment to delivering long-term value for clients.”
“Asia presents a compelling opportunity, and I look forward to working with colleagues across the region and the wider group to deepen client relationships, enhance our offering, and build a leading wealth management business in Asia.”
