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DBS appoints ex-Vickers HK CEO as head of private banking, Greater China

Carol Wu has been with DBS for 14 years.

DBS Bank (Hong Kong) has named Carol Wu as the new head of private banking for its Greater China business.

Wu will be responsible for managing and developing the bank’s private banking business in Hong Kong, Macau, Mainland China, and Taiwan.

She has been with DBS For 14 years and was most recently the CEO of Vickers Hong Kong and head of research – Hong Kong at DBS Bank’s business in the city.

Outside of Hong Kong and China, DBS raised its fixed home loan rate in Singapore and added a carbon tax calculator to its LiveBetter platform.

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