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Bank of Singapore is a private bank wholly owned by OCBC. Its company page describes serving wealthy families, individuals and financial intermediaries since 2010. OCBC’s own history dates to 1932; that is not Bank of Singapore’s founding date. The bank is headquartered in Singapore and lists branches in the Dubai International Financial Centre, Hong Kong and London.
For families, its published services cover family-office advisory and governance, succession and estate planning, trust services and investment products. BOS Trustee Limited, its wholly owned trust company, supports legacy planning. A family evaluating the service should distinguish the bank’s investment relationship from trust administration and from the legal or tax work needed to establish a structure.
The investment offering includes public-market products, alternative investments and sustainable-investing options. Its alternatives page describes private equity, private credit, hedge funds, real assets and co-investments, supported by an open-architecture platform and manager-selection and due-diligence processes. These are categories of potential investment exposure, not guaranteed returns or automatic access to each fund.
The bank’s alternatives team describes tailoring a portfolio to liquidity needs and risk tolerance. Families should review lockups, drawdowns, fees, suitability and the specific fund or transaction documents before committing. A broad product list does not establish that every strategy is appropriate for a family’s investment policy.
The official family-office inquiry page states that services are dedicated to clients with at least USD 5 million in investable assets. That is a published entry criterion, not a substitute for account opening, product suitability or jurisdiction-specific checks. The site links a published schedule of fees and charges; request the applicable current schedule and any additional trust, advisory or product charges for the proposed relationship.
The current leadership page names Jason Moo as Chief Executive Officer, Jean Chia as Global Chief Investment Officer and Global Head of Investment & Wealth Solutions on an acting basis, Jacky Ang as Global Chief Operating Officer, Collins Chin as Global Chief Financial Officer and Tan You Leong as Global Chief Risk Officer.
Head office is at 63 Market Street, #22-00, Singapore 048942. Prospective clients can use the official inquiry form to discuss the family’s goals, structure and investment needs. Confirm the contracting entity, responsibilities of BOS Trustee and outside advisers, mandate discretion and ongoing reporting before engagement.
OCBC.
A Bank of Singapore solution launched in 2025 as an alternative to setting up a single family office.
Yes, through BOS Trustee Limited.
Current service sources: family; team; company; alternatives. Published fees and charges schedule. Reviewed 1 November 2026.
Strengths. Specialist in Asian family wealth; Family Office Catalyst alternative to an SFO; In-house trust company.
Watch-outs. Published entry criterion: at least USD 5 million in investable assets; Product access depends on eligibility, suitability and jurisdiction; Alternatives involve liquidity and investment risks; Fee schedule and additional trust or product charges require current confirmation; Seek appropriate legal and tax advice for family-office structures.
Built for Private Wealth Owners / Principals, Single Family Office (SFO), Multi Family Office (MFO).
Wealthy families and individuals assessing private banking and family-office services. The official inquiry page specifies at least USD 5 million in investable assets; confirm account eligibility, jurisdiction, mandate scope and product suitability.
Use the official family-office inquiry form. Head office: 63 Market Street, #22-00, Singapore 048942. Confirm the responsible relationship team and the roles of the bank, BOS Trustee and outside advisers.
Confirm the published investable-assets criterion, then discuss family structure, governance, succession, investment goals and liquidity needs. Agree the contracting entity, account documentation, mandate, reporting and applicable fee schedule.
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