Lombard Odier has appointed Alfred Low as Hong Kong chief executive officer and head of North Asia markets for its private clients franchise, effective September 1, and Pei Pei Chern as senior relationship manager in Singapore, effective July 14, as part of the bank’s continued expansion in the region.

As head of North Asia markets, Low will oversee the development of the bank’s private clients division in Hong Kong and Singapore. He will also be CEO of Lombard Odier’s subsidiary in Hong Kong.

From left: Alfred Low, Andrea Meierhofer, and Pei Pei Chern.

With more than 20 years of industry experience, Low joins the bank from Indosuez Wealth Management, where he held the position of managing director, head of North Asia markets and strategic partnerships. Prior to this, he also held a variety of key positions at HSBC, Credit Suisse, and UBS.

Low will be based in Singapore before relocating to Hong Kong in the coming months. He will report to Omar Shokur, regional head for Asia, private clients.

As senior relationship manager, Chern will focus on deepening long-term client relationships in the region, with a particular focus on Taiwan. She was most recently managing director at Julius Baer, where she led the Greater China region. She has over 25 years of wealth management experience, including roles at UBS and Citibank. Based in Singapore, Chern will report to Low.

These senior hires follow the appointment of Andrea Meierhofer, Southeast Asia market head, private clients, in December 2024. Meierhofer brings more than 28 years of experience in wealth and asset management, including 19 years based in Singapore, with a focus on the Singapore and Thailand markets.

He was most recently managing director and deputy market group head for Southeast Asia at Pictet, and also held various senior positions at UBS and LGT. He reports to Shokur.