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RBS Coutts sets up family office, adds senior trio
The private banking arm of RBS has established the Coutts Institute in Singapore and named Roger Low as head. It has also hired new heads of strategy and change for Asia.
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Leigh Powell
| 14 April 2011
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Update: RBS Coutts moves co-CIO to Hong Kong
As it rebuilds its team in Asia, the UK firm becomes the latest private bank to relocate a top-level executive, Nick Cringle, to the region. It has also hired Manfred Liechti ...
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Joseph Marsh
| 1 March 2010
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High staff turnover bad for private banking, says Coutts's Asia chief
RBS Coutts's newly installed chief executive Nick Pollard laments the employee 'following culture' in private banking in the region.
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Joseph Marsh
| 19 October 2009
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