High staff turnover bad for private banking, says Coutts's Asia chief

By Joseph Marsh | 19 October 2009
Keywords: rbs coutts | private banking | nick pollard
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RBS Coutts's newly installed chief executive Nick Pollard laments the employee 'following culture' in private banking in the region.

Following the resignation of 70 staff from the Singapore office of RBS Coutts, new Asia chief executive Nick Pollard has a tough job on his hands replacing them, retaining clients and making further new hires.

Having recently relocated from London, where he was managing director at the UK private bank, he will remain in Singapore for the rest of this year before moving permanently to Hong Kong. Pollard replaces To continue reading this article, subscribe now or call us now on +852 2122 5222.

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