Singapore is Asia’s premier hub for private banking. Here's a comparison of the leading institutions serving high-net-worth clients.

Leading Private Banks in Singapore

  1. UBS Wealth Management Strong global research, extensive fund access
  2. Credit Suisse (merged with UBS) Specialist in cross-border structuring
  3. J.P. Morgan Private Bank Top-tier for UHNW clients and family offices
  4. DBS Treasures Private Client Strong in local bonds, IPO access
  5. Bank of Singapore Competitive advisory service, Asia-focused

Factors to Compare

  • Minimum asset requirements
  • Global vs. regional coverage
  • Platform tech and transparency
  • Depth of advisory services

FAQ:
Q1: Which bank is best for real estate investors?

A: Bank of Singapore and DBS often offer local market insight and lending.

Q2: What’s the difference between private banking and wealth management?

A: Private banking is broader, often including concierge services and legacy planning.

User Comments:

“UBS’s global reach made them our preferred choice.” — Ivan L.

“DBS offers a great mix of local insight and tech interface.” — Serene K.

Editor’s Note:

Don’t choose a bank by name alone—match it with your lifestyle, geography, and risk appetite.

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