Following a reorganisation of its private banking businesses in Asia, J.P. Morgan has shuffled top regional roles. Previously, the American lender’s private banking business was divided into two arms, with one servicing high net worth clients with US$10 million to US$30 million in assets, and another servicing ultra high net worth clients with more than US$30 million. J.P. Morgan has…
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