HSBC elevates client experience with largest wealth hub in Singapore

The centre spans 7,884 square feet.

HSBC Singapore has opened its largest wealth centre at Singapore Land Tower to date, its first-ever sky lounge and a space for Premier Elite clients.

Located at Raffles Place, the centre spans 7,884 square feet.

It offers 14 meeting rooms, including enclosed teller rooms and private client advisory rooms.

"Singapore is a priority market and wealth hub for HSBC, and our new Singapore Land Tower Wealth Centre reflects our ongoing commitment to deliver exceptional service and experiences for our clients here,”Ashmita Acharya, Head of International Wealth and Premier Banking, Singapore, said.

“This wealth centre, with our first dedicated Premier Elite space, has been meticulously designed to integrate the wealth and lifestyle aspirations of our clients, bringing together the best of our advisory, service and hospitality expertise to elevate their wealth journey in meaningful ways.”

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