Wheaton Capital appoints Debbie Wong as Chief Country Officer for Singapore
Wheaton Capital today announced the appointment of Debbie Wong as Chief Country Officer for Singapore effective immediately. She takes over from Oliver Leung who retired from the firm at the end of June.
- (1888PressRelease) August 05, 2016 - HONG KONG - Wheaton Capital's Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Alexander van Straaten commented on Debbie Wong's appointment saying "Debbie is an experienced and accomplished professional and we are delighted to have her here at Wheaton Capital to lead the continued growth and development of our business in Singapore, which has significant importance and potential for the firm."
Wheaton Capital's Mr. van Straaten also went on to say "We extend our sincere thanks to Oliver who has successfully managed the firm's development in Singapore over the last few years, a period of substantial expansion for Wheaton Capital."
Debbie Wong's appointment is the ninth new Chief Country Officer appointment in the last three years for Wheaton Capital, including in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Korea, China, Australia & New Zealand, Japan and India as the firm invests further in building its substantial Asia Pacific client base.
Debbie Wong joins Wheaton Capital from Industrial and Commercial Bank of China where she was Head of Corporate and Investment Banking. She has extensive senior management experience across the banking sector with functions including her role as Bank of China Senior Credit Officer in Singapore.
Ms. Wong holds a MBA in Mechanical Engineering from the Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
Wheaton Capital is an investment services company that provides advice and customized portfolio management solutions, backed up by a personal, professional and discreet world class level of service.
Wheaton Capital was established in Hong Kong in 1983 as G&D Wheaton Capital Management by brothers George & Douglas Wheaton. Over the years the firm has expanded from our initial focus on Hong Kong to be based throughout the Asia-Pacific region, although we have a truly global outlook and presence.
Following the retirement of George Wheaton in 1996 and the death of Douglas Wheaton in 1998, the firm gradually became owned by our staff and management. In 2005 we simplified our name to Wheaton Capital reflecting both our strong heritage under the Wheaton brothers as well as our future as a management owned and client focused investment services firm.
Wheaton Capital's service and products reflect the aspirations of our clients - partnership and trust, values that have led to us developing highly successful relationships with investors and partners throughout the world.
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