Jason Moo

Jason Moo was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Bank of Singapore in March 2023, leading the private banking arm of Southeast Asia's second largest financial services group, OCBC Bank. A seasoned private banker with more than 25 years of experience in private banking, wealth management and capital markets, Moo brings extensive expertise in managing complex global financial operations across Asia's key markets.

Prior to joining Julius Baer in 2020, where he was Head of Private Banking Southeast Asia and Branch Manager Singapore, Moo worked at Goldman Sachs for more than two decades and has held several senior roles, including CEO of Goldman Sachs Singapore and Head of Southeast Asia and Australia for Private Wealth Management. From 2002 to 2014, Moo helped build the product platform for Goldman Sachs private bank in Asia as the Head of Market Solutions Group in Private Wealth Management Asia. He then led the growth of Goldman Sachs private banking business in Southeast Asia as its Region Head of Southeast Asia and Australia, a position he held for five years, and concurrently from 2017 to 2019, Moo was the Chief Executive Officer for Goldman Sachs (Singapore).

Moo earned a BA in Economics and East Asia Studies, with a focus on Japan, from Brown University, USA. He is an IBF Fellow and a member of Singapore's Finance and Trade and Industry Government Parliamentary Committee (GPC) Resource Panel.

Career history

• Chief Executive Officer, Bank of Singapore (March 2023–present)
• Head of Private Banking Southeast Asia and Branch Manager Singapore, Julius Baer (2020–2023)
• Chief Executive Officer, Goldman Sachs (Singapore) (2017–2019)
• Region Head of Southeast Asia and Australia, Private Wealth Management, Goldman Sachs (2014–2019)
• Head of Market Solutions Group, Private Wealth Management Asia, Goldman Sachs (2002–2014)

What Jason Moo could bring to Bank of Singapore: As CEO, Moo has demonstrated a strategic focus on operational efficiency and talent recalibration. His two decades of experience building product platforms and regional business units at Goldman Sachs, combined with his tenure as Singapore country CEO and his leadership role at Julius Baer's Southeast Asia operations, positions him to drive Bank of Singapore's growth and strengthen its competitive positioning in Asia's private banking market. His deep knowledge of three major global financial markets—New York, Hong Kong, and Singapore—and his experience integrating complex organizational changes suggest an ability to enhance the bank's operational capabilities and strategic direction.