Singapore-headquartered digital wealth manager Endowus has unveiled its investment leadership team and ambitions to further grow in Hong Kong.
Endowus has appointed Janet Hung as head of client advisory in Hong Kong, according to a statement, tasked with leading the management of individual clients, family offices and institutional clients. She has over 18 years of experience in institutional sales, including 16 years in various roles at Nomura and Lehman Brothers.
Jasmine Chan leads Endowus’ investment office (IO) in Hong Kong, which focuses on portfolio structuring and building investment solutions for the firm’s client base as investment advisory director. Chan previously worked at Credit Suisse and Barclays Wealth in structuring investment solutions.
CIO Reshuffle
In addition, Endowus co-founder and chairman Samuel Rhee will take on the role of group chief investment officer (CIO), overseeing overall investments and strategy across group, including at multi-family office Carret Private in Hong Kong.
Hugh Chung will take over as CIO and in his expanded role, he will oversee the integration of investment functions and strategies across the firm, as well as the centralized 13-strong IO team that includes product research and investment advisory, and managing investment solutions for individual and institutional investors in Singapore and Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Growth
According to Endowus co-founder and CEO Gregory Van the firm has seen «rapid expansion and heightened interest», including «unprecedented inflow» in Hong Kong in January 2025.
«To further our commitment to the market, we will double the size of the local workforce,» Van added. «Our recent leadership appointments in Hong Kong reinforce our market presence with adjustments in our investment office setting the foundation for future growth.»
