Ah neh FT fired by Barclays.

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This is the kind of foreign talent that PAP opens its legs for.


[h=1]Barclays Investigating Singapore Private Banker After Dismissal[/h]<cite class="byline"> By Sanat Vallikappen - Mar 26, 2013</cite>
Barclays Plc (BARC) dismissed a Singapore-based private banker and is helping authorities investigate potential wrongdoing affecting clients’ assets.

The banker was fired on Feb. 6 and the company is working with the white-collar crime investigation agency of the Singapore police force to probe the matter, according to Eugenia Koh, a Singapore-based spokeswoman for Barclays.

The city’s Business Times reported today that the bank dismissed Jagdish Kale, who handled accounts of non-resident Indian customers, for alleged misuse of client money. He was hired from UBS AG in 2010. Kale declined to comment immediately when contacted on his mobile phone.

“We have notified the relevant authorities and are working closely with them to expedite investigations,” Koh said in an e-mail. The bank has hired an external forensic team for its own investigations, and affected clients are being compensated, she said.

“The investigation has established that only a very small number of clients of this banker have been impacted,” Koh said, without specifying the number of clients or the funds involved. The case involves an “isolated banker” and London-based Barclays has taken measures to prevent similar incidents from occurring, she said.

 

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Barclays Wealth strengthens South Asia Private Banking team with senior hires
08 February 2010, Singapore
The appointments of Vikram Malhotra, Jagdish Kale and Rohit Nanani consolidate Barclays Wealth leadership position with South Asian high net worth community


Barclays Wealth, the global wealth management division of Barclays PLC, today announces the appointment of three senior bankers to its South Asia team based in Singapore.
Effective today, Vikram Malhotra joins as Managing Director, Head of South Asia. In this role, he will be responsible for managing a team of Hong Kong and Singapore-based bankers providing wealth management and advisory solutions to the South Asian community in Asia Pacific.
Mr Malhotra reports to Srinivas Siripurapu, Head of Southeast Asia and South Asia, & Market Manager, South Asian Community. Prior to joining Barclays Wealth, Mr Malhotra was Managing Director, Country Team Head, India International Asia at UBS, where he managed a team of Hong Kong and Singapore-based bankers servicing South Asian clients. Mr Malhotra has more than 15 years of corporate and private banking experience gained at financial institutions across Asia, including ABN Amro and Standard Chartered, of which he held various leadership roles.
Also joining Barclays Wealth from UBS, are two senior bankers serving the South Asian high net worth community. Jagdish Kale and Rohit Nanani join as Directors, effective 24 February 2010, and will be based in Singapore. Both of them bring more than ten years of experience in corporate, investment and private banking across India and Singapore, and have spent a significant proportion of their banking careers managing the wealth of South Asian ultra-high and high-net-worth clients.
On joining Barclays Wealth, Mr Malhotra said: "Barclays Wealth is the private bank of choice for the South Asian high net worth community, having significantly built up its offerings over the last few years, into one of the biggest and most experienced teams serving this particular client segment today. The further attraction of Barclays Wealth is that as part of a global universal bank, it is able to leverage capabilities across the wider group, bringing in institutional disciplines and delivering world class fiduciary, wealth structuring and trust services, to meet the business and private wealth management needs of high net worth clients."
Mr Siripurapu said: "Vikram has an outstanding track record of team management, business development and delivery of client-oriented solutions. His appointment provides clear evidence that Barclays Wealth has the right client value proposition and brand profile in place to attract very senior and established bankers."
Mr Didier von Daeniken, Chief Executive of Barclays Wealth Asia Pacific, said: "As we continue to build our presence in Asia Pacific, adding high-calibre senior bankers is crucial to meeting the complex needs of our sophisticated private banking clients. These three new hires further validate our success in having established our leadership position as the private bank of choice with the South Asian ultra-high and high-net-worth client segment as well as the South Asian banker community."
For further information contact:
Gan Lee Meng, Barclays Wealth, Corporate Communications
+44 6308 3772

 

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[h=2]Barclays Wealth Management Hires Vikram Malhotra, Jagdish Kale and Rohit Nanani[/h]Barclays Wealth Management has hired three senior private bankers from UBS strengthen its wealth management team serving non-resident Indians (NRIs) in Asia.
Vikram Malhotra joins Barclays as a managing director and head of South Asia. He will lead the bank’s team of relationship managers in Singapore and Hong Kong, serving mainly NRI clients in the Asia-Pacific.
Previously, Mr. Malhotra was head of a team of over 30 bankers at UBS in both Singapore and Hong Kong, that served clients from South Asia.
Two other senior bankers serving the NRI segment, Jagdish Kale and Rohit Nanani, will join Barclays Wealth from UBS later in February 2010, as directors. -The Business Times Singapore

 

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[h=2]Background[/h] Jagdish Kale has been a Director of Barclays Bank Plc, Singapore Branch since February 24, 2010. Mr. Kale joined Barclays Wealth from UBS, are two senior bankers serving the South Asian high net worth community. He has more than ten years of experience in corporate, investment and private banking across India and Singapore, and have spent a significant proportion of their banking careers managing the wealth of South Asian ultra-high and high-net-worth clients.

 

[streetsmart73]

hi there


1. aiyoh!
2. snakes are still snakes right
3. even if it jumps into the ganges a thousand times.
4. would not clear its hands:p

 

[Rogue Trader]

Huat ahhhh! Hire more hire more!!!

 

[50000]

Barclays again?!!
Strike 3

 

[KNNBCCB]

That.s Racists !!

 

[scroobal]

I will probably have to substantiate this to some morons in this forum who probably want a stat dec as well but here goes anyway. The word is that this guy started doing this shortly after joining the company.

And what a highly paid "talent" we bring in. He got caught when he pilfered amongst other accounts, the account of his own colleague who is the in same firm who then blew the whistle. Most thiefs would have just pilfered the accounts of the ignorant and the vulnerable. Not a very smart talent.

I won't be surprised that he did it in UBS as well.

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

Why did they hire this moron in the first place? I will never put my monies in the hands of one of those snakes.

 

[LITTLEREDDOT]

That.s Racists !!

No, not racist, but nationalistic (or patriotic).

 

[laksaboy]

We've seen how well Indians are at management. Just take a look at Blackburn Rovers Football Club.

 

[jw5]

I will probably have to substantiate this to some morons in this forum who probably want a stat dec as well but here goes anyway. The word is that this guy started doing this shortly after joining the company.

And what a highly paid "talent" we bring in. He got caught when he pilfered amongst other accounts, the account of his own colleague who is the in same firm who then blew the whistle. Most thiefs would have just pilfered the accounts of the ignorant and the vulnerable. Not a very smart talent.

I won't be surprised that he did it in UBS as well.

Manipulative motherfucking bastard scroobal, if those who ask for substantiation are called morons, what should we call those who accept everything a snake like you says with their tongues hanging out? Cheebye morons?

And the funny thing is that while those sycophantic cheebye morons are busy licking your balls, you are busy pretending to bang pap balls while secretly massaging and licking them. What a cunning fucker you are, manipulative motherfucking bastard scroobal.

 

[maxxi]

Fireman always say..

''isolated case" CBT
"aligned within international standards" FBI
"Comply to world standard" HOTA

 

[Crane]

If ah nehs can be trusted, cobras can be pets.

 

[OrLanChowHorFun]

one little Indian bites the dust, hope he stay in jail long time

 

[soIsee]

I will probably have to substantiate this to some morons in this forum who probably want a stat dec as well but here goes anyway. The word is that this guy started doing this shortly after joining the company.

And what a highly paid "talent" we bring in. He got caught when he pilfered amongst other accounts, the account of his own colleague who is the in same firm who then blew the whistle. Most thiefs would have just pilfered the accounts of the ignorant and the vulnerable. Not a very smart talent.

I won't be surprised that he did it in UBS as well.

So?

You got 'alot of highly paid' talents who are paid to solve problems but when asked what are the possible solutions they asked in return :

What do you think?
Look back into your own shit yard lah before making judgement on others!

 

[fukyuman]

Anyone can confirm if they serve vegetarian curries at Changi Hotel?

 

[Crane]

Anyone can confirm if they serve vegetarian curries at Changi Hotel?

Can just force all these hindi-speaking ah nehs to eat left-over processed meat from china ..... don't let it go to waste.

 

[zeddy]

This is another good reason why you don't trust an Ah Neh with your money..