Financial Services jobs in Asia Pacific

The Chief Distribution Officer will lead and oversee the strategic direction, development, and growth of the agency network in the insurance industry. This role requires a forward-thinking professional to drive success in a high-level executive capacity.

• Source and execute investments in global healthcare and technology companies, including venture, growth equity, buyout opportunities, and public equities.

• Direct ETF experience in areas such as regulatory advisory, governance, disclosures, transactions, and distributions
• Hands‑on compliance experience with SFC‑authorized public funds (unit trusts, OFCs, ETFs), preferably within asset management or trustee/custodian organizations

The role of Global Partnerships - APAC Head leads a high performing team of 10. This role is pivotal in developing strategic partnerships to drive business growth across the APAC region.

• Support the senior sales team to execute and elevate business development
• Deep understanding of full product suite across Private Credit, Real Estate & HF
• Create reports on competitive landscapes and industry trends.

• Drive business growth by acquiring new retail & professional clients, managing HNW portfolios, and promoting multi‑asset CFD trading products.
• Deliver strong client service through product demonstrations, platform education and long‑term relationship management

• Prior experience as Fund Sales in Fund Houses / Private Banks
• Familiar with private & retail banking intermediaries
• Good knowledge in pubic and alternative products market

• Drive compliance excellence and leadership across Asia for a global PB.
• Lead strong regulatory relationships and future growth potential.

The Chief Actuarial Officer is responsible to safeguard solvency and drive profitable growth by leading pricing, reserving/valuation, capital & risk, and reinsurance, ensuring robust governance and high‑quality insights for the CEO, CFO and Board.

Role snapshot

As the Head of Compliance for our China entity, you will act simultaneously as strategic radar and execution engine-anticipating regulatory shifts before they happen and embedding policies, processes, tools and culture that let the business scale confi-dently and compliantly.

1. Manage Korean institutional client relationships (pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurers, distributors, asset managers) across public assets and alternatives client base
2. Business Development and assist on RFP for large allocators in Korea

• Client Service Management - Institutional, Family Office & Wealth Management
• Relationship Management & Business Support on RFP
• Ensure timely, accurate, and high‑quality delivery of client onboarding, reporting, due diligence, operational queries, and ongoing account support.

• Formulate strategy in distributing actively-managed& private market products
• Serve duties as responsible officer/MIC and Board member
• Lead product & portfolio team in active fixed income, active equity, passive equity mandates

- Track record to grow the business with key distribution channels, including financial institutions, brokers, and direct prospects.

- Familiar with B2B trade credit and trade finance

- Strong network in financial media, PR and Corporate Communications

The Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) will lead all aspects of commercial revenue generation across multiple markets. Reporting directly to the CEO, this executive will own revenue strategy, execution, and P&L performance, enabling the CEO to focus on corporate strategy and investor relations. The CRO will serve as a key strategic partner, influencing corporate strategy, business planning, and organisational design.

• Be apart of a global PB with strong presence in key wealth hubs like SG.
• Lead Investment Advisory team to deliver bespoke investment solutions.

The CEO shall be the overall in charge for the management of the business and affairs of the Bank based on the strategic direction and risk appetite crafted with and approved by the Board of Directors. As such he is accountable for ensuring that the Bank's vision, mission and strategic imperatives are met, while championing the desired conduct, behavior, culture and values of the Bank.

The Chief Operating Officer (COO) will oversee all operational functions of the securities firm, ensuring efficient, compliant, and client-focused processes across the organisation. This role is responsible for managing operations, settlements, clearing, custody, and client on boarding (CDD/KYC), while driving operational excellence and risk management.

• Shape AML strategy for a gloablly recognized private bank.
• Lead high-impact teams in a values-driven , private banking environment.