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EFG Bank AG names Robin Heng as vice chairman of SEA

Heng was most recently co-head of private banking at Bank of Singapore.

EFG Bank AG has appointed Robin Heng as vice chairman of Southeast Asia, effective immediately.

Heng brings with him 30 years of experience working in the financial industry. He most recently served as co-head of private banking at the Bank of Singapore.

He has also held leadership roles at UBS in Singapore and Hong Kong, and at Citigroup in Singapore.

Heng reports to Albert Chiu, executive chairman, Asia Pacific of EFG.

EFG International is a Zurich-headquartered banking group offering private banking and asset management services. Its private banking business operates in over 40 locations globally.

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