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Who's Moving Where In Wealth Management? – Partners Capital, Farro Capital

Editorial Staff

16 January 2026

Partners Capital
, which oversees a total of $70 billion in AuM, has made seven promotions to its leadership team, including appointments of three partners and four managing directors in its San Francisco, Boston, Dallas, London, and Singapore offices.

In Singapore, it promoted Emmanuel Pitsilis to partner. Pitsilis is global head of Partners Capital Alternative Asset Management (PCCAM), leading the firm’s alternative investment solutions for financial institutions and their clients.

Farro Capital
, a prominent multi-family office based in Asia, has appointed Priyaka Dhingra as head of impact and sustainable finance.

Dhingra will be responsible for leading capital mobilisation from family offices to create high-impact climate change mitigation, adapting cutting-edge technologies at a fraction of cost, and social development priorities across Southeast and South Asia, leveraging blended-finance structures alongside philanthropic capital.

Dhingra brings extensive experience across sustainable finance, blended-finance structuring, impact investing, and philanthropy in Asia. She has worked across family offices, institutional platforms, and multilateral initiatives, advising and executing blended-finance transactions that have catalysed public and private capital towards development and climate-linked outcomes.

Her work in the development and sustainable-finance ecosystem has been recognised through her inclusion as a Woman Leader in the Development Sector by the Rockefeller Foundation, and her nomination by India’s Ministry of Finance to the task force that established the National Social Stock Exchange, where she contributed to the design of instruments such as Impact Bonds, First-Loss Default Guarantees, and concessional-debt structures.

Prior to joining Farro Capital, Dhingra was with the United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI), leading environmental stewardship initiatives with asset owners and managers across Asia-Pacific. She has also served as a guest faculty member at the Wealth Management Institute, teaching sustainable investment management, and previously served in a leadership role in EY’s Climate Change and Sustainability practice, including work on the Singapore-Asia taxonomy under the Singapore Sustainable Finance Association.

“At Farro Capital, we see impact and sustainability not as a separate allocation, but as a natural evolution of responsible wealth stewardship,” Hemant Tucker, Farro’s co-founder and CEO, said. “Her experiences strengthen our ability to deliver thoughtful, measurable solutions that bridge private capital and philanthropy with institutional frameworks while staying deeply aligned with each family’s values and long-term objectives.”