Julius Baer has appointed Pamela Tseng as its chief operating officer for Asia, effective 16 November 2026. She succeeds Andreas Zingg, who will leave the group on retirement after 23 years at the Swiss private bank and who played a central part in developing its operating set-up in Asia, overseeing major transformation programmes. Tseng, who will be based in Singapore and work with Zingg during the handover, will oversee efforts to improve both client and employee experience across Asia, reporting to Jean Nabaa, chief operating officer and member of the executive board, as well as Jimmy Lee, Asia region head and member of the global wealth management committee. She joins from Standard Chartered Bank, where she most recently served as global chief operating officer for private banking and earlier as COO for wealth solutions and affluent banking, and previously held senior posts at Citi in New York and Hong Kong and worked at Accenture in Singapore and Beijing. In July, Julius Baer Group named Peter Burrill as chief financial officer and executive board member, replacing Evie Kostakis.
Julius Baer Gruppe AGAppoints a new Asia COO and CFO; a leadership change with no clear positive or negative business effect.
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