Bank of Singapore

Bank of Singapore operates as the private banking arm of OCBC, Southeast Asia's second-largest financial group. Since 2010, it has grown into Asia's seventh-largest private bank, managing around $145 billion in client assets. The focus stays on high-net-worth and ultra-high-net-worth individuals across Asia and beyond, backed by the stability of one of the region's most well-capitalized banks.

Under CEO Jason Moo, who stepped in during March 2023, the bank has pushed hard on growth. Hong Kong beat its 50% AUM target ahead of schedule, Greater China climbed 20% year-over-year, and the ultra-high-net-worth segment jumped 54%. With offices in Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai, London, Manila, and Mumbai, a three-hub model keeps operations tight across ASEAN, Greater China, and Europe/Middle East.

Private Banking Services

Clients get access to a full suite of wealth solutions under one roof. Portfolio management comes in both advisory and discretionary flavors, shaped by individual goals and risk appetite. The platform stays open - outside managers plug in alongside in-house capabilities.

• Investment advisory and discretionary portfolio management tailored to each client
• Trust and estate planning for wealth transfer across generations
• Alternatives access including private equity, hedge funds, and real estate
• Structured products and FX solutions for sophisticated strategies
• Lending services including lombard loans and mortgage financing
• Family office services for ultra-high-net-worth families

Investment Philosophy

Research drives decisions here. A CIO Global Advisory Council pulls together leaders from BlackRock, Blackstone, M&G, Temasek, Goldman Sachs, Nomura, and KKR to shape thinking on markets and strategy. The bank's revamped strategic asset allocation framework puts portfolios through over 1.4 billion stress tests to build resilience across different scenarios.

• CIO Supertrends Report looks at opportunities across a five-year horizon
• Open architecture connects clients to external managers and proprietary solutions
• Alternatives inflows grew 50% in the first half of 2025
• Integrated ESG considerations woven into investment analysis
• Proprietary asset allocation technology factors in local currencies and insurance holdings

One Group Model

Being part of OCBC opens doors most standalone private banks can't match. The One Group approach links private banking clients to commercial banking, corporate finance, and insurance capabilities across the OCBC network. Whether it's business lending, trade finance, or treasury services - the full weight of Southeast Asia's second-largest bank backs every relationship.

Financial Intermediaries & Family Offices

The Financial Intermediaries, Family Office and Wealth Advisory unit has become one of the bank's fastest-growing segments. External asset managers and multi-family offices tap into Bank of Singapore's platform for custody, execution, and product access. FIM assets under management climbed more than 30% through the first three quarters of 2025, reflecting strong demand from independent advisors looking for institutional-grade infrastructure.

Jason Moo

Chief Executive Officer

Jason Moo took over as CEO in March 2023 after spending more than two decades at Goldman Sachs and a stint running Julius Baer's Southeast Asia private banking business. Under his leadership, Bank of Singapore has reshaped its operations around three focused hubs and pushed aggressively into the ultra-high-net-worth segment.

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Rickie Chan

Head of Private Banking Greater China & Hong Kong Branch CEO

Rickie Chan joined from Credit Suisse in February 2024 where he served as Hong Kong branch CEO and Greater China wealth management head. He oversees the bank's largest market outside ASEAN, driving expansion that added over 150 hires and 10% AUM growth across Greater China.

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Ranjit Khanna

Head of Private Banking Europe & Middle East and DIFC Branch CEO

Ranjit Khanna came aboard in April 2023 from Union Bancaire Privée, bringing 25+ years of experience across Dubai, Singapore, and New York. He leads the Dubai hub targeting 20% of bank AUM by 2027, already ranking among the largest private banks in DIFC.

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