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JP Morgan private bank recruits Lum to cater to China ultra-high-net-worth individuals

The US bank has continued its recruitment drive in the region, snaring Rebecca Lum from UBS to look after wealthy Chinese individuals offshore

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JP Morgan private bank has appointed Rebecca Lum as market manager for China, a newly created position. Based in Hong Kong, she will lead JP Morgan private bank's China team in delivering the US bank's investing, wealth transfer, credit and philanthropic services to the ultra-high-net-worth clients.

Lum will report to Andrew Cohen, chief executive of JP Morgan private bank in Asia, and will join the private bank's Asia operating committee. Cohen relocated to Hong Kong from Los Angeles last year

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