SINGAPORE - Banks here say they keep a strong local core in the workforce, while growing the pipeline of local talent.
"The bank has invested heavily in grooming Singaporean leaders - 70 per cent of its Singapore management team are Singaporeans," it said in a statement."The bank has many Singapore core leaders across global and regional roles as well and there are currently 140 Singaporeans posted overseas." A UBS spokesman said:"We believe in the importance of long-term succession planning and talent development, which is why we have been nurturing the future pipeline of financial leaders through our UBS University as well as our latest UBS-Super programme."
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