The appointee formerly worked for Credit Suisse and UBS in senior positions.

Deutsche Bank Wealth Management has appointed Wei Mei Tan as its head of advisory and investment solutions for Asia-Pacific. The role is a new one for the bank. 

A managing director based in Singapore, she is responsible for building the bank's wealth advisory platform. Wei Mei Tan will work with the chief investment office and the discretionary portfolio management teams.

Tan reports to Lavanya Chari, interim global head of global products and solutions. Tan joined from Credit Suisse where she had overseen its discretionary and advisory mandates as APAC head of portfolio solutions, products and solutions (private banking) since 2014. Prior to that, she was APAC head of mandate specialist, investment management at UBS.

The bank said it has been enhancing its private markets platform since 2017. “We will gradually build up our wealth advisory team with a mandate to provide sophisticated advice on investment opportunities and trade ideas that can deliver value to our clients,” Chari said.