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Marc is responsible for the product platform on which all wealth management solutions are built. In particular, Marc has responsibility over the Bank's Investment Strategy, Research, Discretionary Portfolio Management, Trading Advisory, Wealth Planning and Trust Services. Between January 2015 and February 2017, Marc was also in charge of Business Transformation, which spearheaded Bank of Singapore’s digital strategy and lead the launch of its first client app. In February 2013, he was also appointed as OCBC Bank’s Head of Group Wealth Products. In this role, Marc spearheaded the creation of a centralised knowledge hub for wealth management products across the OCBC Group, as well as provided consistent investment views for wealth advisory across various client segments. Starting his career in retail banking at ING Belgium in 1993, Marc subsequently moved to private banking and became the country’s commercial director. In 2003, Marc was appointed to the Executive Committee of ING Luxembourg, where he was in charge of retail, private banking and asset management. Marc went on to join ING Asia Private Bank (now known as Bank of Singapore) in January 2009. Marc graduated with an Economics and Business Administration degree from the University of Brussels and holds an MBA from the University of California at Berkeley. He is also a CFA charterholder.
Articles
The latest articles from Marc Van de Walle
Bank of Singapore: Evolving the Platform, Supported by Three Central Pillars In his leisure time, Bank of Singapore’s Global Head of Products Marc Van de Walle likes to disconnect. How? Very adventurously – some might say daringly - by taking a helicopter high into the Canadian Rockies and dropping out for some high-octane powder skiing in the white wilderness. But at work,....
September 23, 2019 Marc Van de Walle of Bank of Singapore September 23, 2019
Why portfolios are paramount for good advice
May 8, 2017 Marc Van de Walle of Bank of Singapore May 8, 2017
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