Goldman Sachs Speeds Up Asia Wealth Management Hiring
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On 26 October 2026, the South China Morning Post business section reported that Goldman Sachs is speeding up the hiring of wealth management advisers in Asia, expanding its adviser teams in Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia, and adding specialists in areas such as trading and lending. Nishi Somaiya, the firm's global co-head, said wealthy families in the region, after years of strong market returns, are increasingly seeking to diversify investments into US assets, while the AI boom has also created a new generation of millionaires, bringing demand for financial planning. The report did not mention specific hiring numbers, a timetable or any amounts involved.
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- 南華早報·商業Goldman Sachs Speeds Up Asia Hiring as Wealthy Clients Seek to Diversify Away from US Assets
Goldman Sachs is speeding up hiring of wealth management advisers in Asia, expanding its adviser teams in Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia, and adding specialists in areas such as trading and lending. Nishi Somaiya, the firm's global co-head, said wealthy families in the region, after years of strong market returns, are increasingly seeking to diversify into US assets, while the AI boom is also creating a new generation of millionaires, bringing demand for financial planning.
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