Citi has announced key appointments in its markets and treasury and trade solutions (TTS) business while reiterating its commitment to supporting corporates in Asean on their regional and global ambitions.

Vanessa Wang familiar with region, has impressive leadership skills

Singapore-based CapitaLand Group has appointed Jonathan Yap as the new chief executive officer of CapitaLand Development (CLD), the group’s private real estate development arm, effective June 5.

Natixis Corporate and Investment Banking has appointed Amit Tanna as head of coverage, India. Based in Hong Kong, Tanna reports to Francis Ansvananda, head of coverage, South East Asia.

Aviva Investors, the global asset management business of British insurer Aviva plc, has appointed Mirza Baig to the new role of global head of ESG, subject to regulatory approval.

Global law firm DLA Piper has appointed Waranon Vanichprapa as sole country managing partner in Bangkok, effective immediately, in a move to further strengthen its Southeast Asia footprint.

Meyer Frucher, a former NASDAQ vice-chair, has over 25 years of stock exchange experience

Endowus, a digital wealth management platform based in Singapore, has appointed Hugh Chung as its chief investment advisory officer.

Digital service provider Azqore has appointed Pierre Masclet as chief executive officer, effective May 1. He succeeds Pascal Exertier, who is retiring.

Citi has appointed Bhanu Vohra as head of commercial banking, India. He replaces Tushar Vikram, who becomes the global head of healthcare for CCB.

Rushil Khanna has over 20 years of experience in equity portfolio management

Ocorian, a provider of administration and compliance services to financial institutions, asset managers, corporates and high-net-worth individuals, has appointed Novia Lu as business development director for Asia-Pacific as it strengthens its presence in the region.

Singapore-based multi-family office Golden Equator Wealth (GEW) has expanded its market coverage and team of family office advisers with the appointment of Rai Rummaan Kharal as a managing partner of wealth and capital and Haroon Tufail as an executive director.

PGIM has appointed Murray Brewer as head of institutional relationship group (IRG) for Australia and New Zealand, effective March 1. Based in Sydney, he is responsible for leading the firm’s growth plans and continued expansion of its institutional client base throughout the region.