People Moves
Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? – Arcadian, UBS
The latest senior wealth management moves, personnel changes and appointments in Asia-Pacific.
Arcadian
Acadian Asset Management Singapore has appointed Sheauyien Wang
as director, Southeast Asia sales, where she will lead the firm's
institutional business development across the region.
Prior to this, Wang was head of Southeast Asia institutional business at Lombard. Previously, she served as managing director and head of Asia ex-Japan sales at State Street Global Advisors Singapore.
Acadian also appointed portfolio manager Minhao Leong, PhD, CFA and trader Danny Ly to join its Singapore-based investment team.
Leong has more than a decade of experience spanning systematic investing and actuarial science, while Ly has extensive equity trading expertise developed across both buy-side and sell-side roles in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Sydney.
Acadian's Singapore affiliate was founded in 1999. It serves institutional investors across Singapore, Hong Kong, China, South Korea, Malaysia, and Thailand. Arcadian, a global systematic and quantitative investment firm, is headquartered in Boston. It has $195 billion in assets under management as of 31 March 2026. Clients include private as well as institutional investors.
UBS
Andy Neo will join UBS in August as its new head of real estate
lodging and leisure – or "RELL" – for Southeast Asia.
Neo, who will be joining from Jefferies, has had a career spanning investment banking (Citi, Standard Chartered) as well as Singapore corporates.