Apex Group, a global financial services provider, has expanded its Global Compliance Solutions offering designed for the Singapore market, which is led by newly appointed Stefan Ho, head of compliance solutions, Singapore.
Apex Group’s expanded Global Compliance Solutions team provides clients with tech-enabled compliance and AML solutions to meet their operational and regulatory obligations across international financial hubs. This single-source solution delivers efficiency, simplifies compliance and enables business opportunities from regulatory licensing support through to ongoing compliance advisory for existing and future regulatory requirements.
The launch of Compliance Solutions in the Singapore market will help to address clients’ risks and concerns around ESG, climate and environmental risk AML & compliance and emerging technologies such as digital/crypto assets, and artificial intelligence in financial services.
Ho has more than 20 years of financial services experience including working for institutions such as DBS bank, Standard Chartered, ABM AMRO, and ANZ Bank. His experience includes supporting family offices, independent asset managers, and fintech start-ups at all stages of growth. He will be responsible for driving the growth of Apex Group’s Compliance Solutions offering in the region.
The Global Compliance Solutions team will work closely with Apex Group’s Corporate Solutions experts to offer a fully integrated, single-source solution combining regulatory compliance with back office, bookkeeping and entity formation services, ensuring a seamless solution for clients, from licensing to full launch and ongoing support to businesses.
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