The latest moves in and around the Asia-Pacific wealth management sector.

Cambridge Associates
Cambridge Associates, the investment house, has brought back Audrey The-Dumas as managing director in its Singapore office.
The-Dumas will be responsible for building, implementing, and managing custom private investment (private equity and venture capital) portfolios for institutions, family offices and high net worth individuals in Asia.

A former CA team member, The-Dumas brings nearly 20 years of investment industry experience. Previously, she worked at Schroders and HarbourVest Partners, before returning to Cambridge Associates.

In this new role, The-Dumas will report to Aaron Costello, regional head for Asia.

“We continue to see strong demand from investors across Asia for private investments and access to our portfolio management services and global investment network. Audrey’s experience and her extensive industry knowledge will be an incredible asset to our clients,” Costello said in a statement. 

CA has had a presence in Singapore for more than 20 years and nearly a decade in Beijing. The firm recently announced its expansion plan of moving into Hong Kong.

Expatriate Law
Expatriate Law has appointed Alexander Knight of London Chambers, 36 Family, to its Singapore team.  Knight will advise expatriates based in Singapore on the family laws of England and Wales, and conduct their divorce and other family law matters through the English courts.

While based in Singapore and working with the team at Expatriate Law, Knight will also continue with his own chambers practice, conducted remotely and by travelling to London when required.

Knight is a member of the Family Law Bar Association and specialises in matrimonial finance and cohabitee disputes.