The latest moves in wealth management across Asia.

Standard Chartered
Standard Chartered Private Bank has appointed Michelle Ho as managing director of Greater China  and North Asia, WealthBriefing understands.

In this role, she will be based in Singapore, and will report to Teddy Kwong, market head, Greater China  and North Asia, and Andrew Ho, market head, South & South East Asia.

Ho has 25 years of banking experience, with a keen focus on private banking in the North Asia region for the past 18 years, including leadership roles in DBS Private Bank, and team head at HSBC Private Bank and Barclays. She was most recently managing director, team leader at Bank of Singapore.

Manulife
Manulife Asset Management has appointed Emmanuel Bucaille as senior managing director and head of wealth solutions of its wealth and asset management operation in Asia, the firm said in a statement.

In this newly-created position based in Hong Kong, Bucaille will have regional oversight in formulating, articulating and implementing wealth solutions as well as product strategies for Manulife.In his role, he will have direct ownership over wealth solutions, from product idea generation to development and implementation, as well as platform management. 

He will also be responsible for manager selection, performance monitoring and asset manager reviews for Manulife’s managed architecture platform. Emmanuel will report to Michael Dommermuth, executive vice President and head of wealth and asset management, Asia.

Bucaille has over 30 years of experience in the financial services industry, with the majority of his career spent with UBS in Europe and Asia.

Margaret Madden, managing director and head of product development, who joined in April this year, and Michelle Ng, managing director and head of investment consulting services, wealth and asset management, Asia, will report to Bucaille.