Nomura adds a duo of private bankers to its wealth unit as part of its broader goal to triple assets under management, finews.asia has learned.
Steven Sun and Andrew Au join Nomura’s international wealth management (IWM) business, sources told finews.asia, as part of the Greater China group led by Wayne Yang.
A spokesperson for the bank declined to comment on the hires.
Greater China Roles
Sun joins from Credit Suisse where he was a relationship manager since 2014. He previously also worked with Bank of Singapore, BBVA, RBS and DBS.
Au is tasked with various positioning Nomura's various wealth management capabilities, including asset management to family offices. He joins from Schroders where he was responsible for handling institutional-leveled mandates and also previously worked with Cazenove as an equity research analyst.
The hires are part of Nomura’s ongoing wealth expansion and goal to triple assets under management by March 2025. In January this year, the Japanese lender added more than 20 private bankers to the IWM unit.
