Digital wealth management platform Endowus has announced key appointments in Hong Kong and organizational updates in its group investment office functions.

Co-founder and chairman Samuel Rhee’s new mandate as group chief investment officer now expands and envelopes the group’s overall investment strategy, while Hugh Chung takes over the reins as chief investment officer.

In his expanded role, Chung will oversee the integration of investment functions and strategies across the firm, as well as the centralized investment office that includes product research and investment advisory, and managing investment solutions for individual and institutional investors in Singapore and Hong Kong.

Janet Hung has been appointed head of client advisory in Hong Kong, leading client management across individual clients, family offices and institutional clients.

With more than 18 years of experience across institutional sales working with alternative asset managers, sovereign wealth and family offices, Hung has in-depth knowledge of various financial instruments and investment solutions.

Before joining Endowus, she spent 16 years in various roles at Nomura and Lehman Brothers.

Jasmine Chan has been appointed investment advisory director, leading the investment office ( IO ) in Hong Kong which focuses on portfolio structuring and building investment solutions for the firm’s client base.

She previously held roles at Credit Suisse and Barclays Wealth in structuring investment solutions. Chan will work closely with Endowus’ IO regional leadership to expand on the firm’s asset management network, fund selection, due diligence and portfolio construction.

The group now comprises licensed companies in Hong Kong and Singapore, as well as Hong Kong-based multi-family office Carret Private.