UBS Wealth Management and Bank Sarasin remain in first and second place respectively as the best firms to work for in the region after four weeks of peer voting in the Hubbis Asian Wealth Management Poll.
Date: June 11, 2010
Tags: UBS Wealth Management, Bank Sarasin, Credit Suisse Private Banking, EFG Bank, Kathy Shih, Enid Yip, Marcel Kreis, Albert Chiu
UBS Wealth Management and Bank Sarasin remain in first and second place respectively as the best firms to work for in the region after four weeks of peer voting in the Hubbis Asian Wealth Management Poll.
Meanwhile, EFG Bank has moved up to fourth spot, closing the gap on third-ranked Credit Suisse Private Banking.
UBS’ Kathy Shih continues to lead the rankings of the best CEOs in Asia, followed by Bank Sarasin’s Enid Yip and Credit Suisse’s Marcel Kreis – with Albert Chiu of EFG Bank moving up to fourth.
If you haven’t already voted in our Peer’s Poll, visit this link and have your say: http://www.hubbis.com/ce?n=7YFOOGXL0ULGZZ2EY7OR-1273734755.
The rankings are based on the number of votes for each organisation or CEO, and then weighted based on the size of the organisation in Asia.
Voting on the poll is only open for another two weeks – until 25th June – and is open to relationship managers, investment advisers and other staff who feel strongly about who they think is the best wealth management institution to work for in Asia, and who they regard as the best CEO.
The top 10 wealth management firms to work for in Asia after four weeks of voting are:
1. UBS Wealth Management
2. Bank Sarasin
3. Credit Suisse Private Banking
4. EFG Bank
5. HSBC Private Bank
6. Bank Julius Baer
7. Bank of Singapore
8. Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management
9. Citi Private Bank
10. Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management
The 10 best CEOs in Asian wealth management after four weeks of voting are:
1. Kathy Shih, UBS Wealth Management
2. Enid Yip, Bank Sarasin
3. Marcel Kreis, Credit Suisse Private Banking
4. Albert Chiu, EFG Bank
5. Thomas Meier, Bank Julius Baer
6. Renato de Guzman, Bank of Singapore
7. Hanspeter Brunner, BSI Bank
8. Charles Mak, Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management
9. Ravi Raju, Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management
10. Jimmy Lee, Clariden Leu
Do you agree with these rankings? Who really is the best firm to work for in Asia? And who's the best CEO?
The poll will run for the next 2 weeks – until Friday, 25th June.
