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EF5603 
Private Banking 
And Its Regulations 
Dr. LAM Yat-fai (林日辉博士) 
Doctor of Business Administration (Finance) 
CFA, CAIA, FRM, PRM, MCSE, MCNE 
PRMIA Award of Merit 2005 
E-mail: quanrisk@gmail.com 
2:00 pm to 3:15 pm 
Saturday 
23 March 2013 
2 
Outline 
 What is private banking? 
 Private banking services 
 Regulations on private banking 
 Private banking in China 
3 
Private banking customer 
 Regulatory definition 
 At least USD 1 mn of assets under the 
management with the bank; or 
 Total investable assets of at least USD 3 mn 
 Operational definition 
 A bank officer visits a customer’s office to 
conduct banking transactions for you 
4 
Wealth pyramid 
Private banking 
Personal banking
5 
Wealth segmentation of 
private banking customers 
6 
Source of wealth 
7 
Why private banking? 
- customer’s perspective 
 HNWIs have too much money 
 Protection against inflation 
 Capital appreciation 
 Social status 
 Safety custodian of wealth 
 Tax avoidance and/or deferral 
 Estate planning 
8
Why private banking? 
- bank’s perspective 
 Good profitability = Higher revenue, lower cost 
 Business referral from PB customers 
 Corporate decision makers 
 Other high net worth individuals 
 Low regulatory capital requirements 
9 10 
11 
Cost to revenue ratio 
Profit margin 25% to 33% 
12 
Revenues 
 Investment service charges 
 Commissions (from investment banks) 
 Assets custodian fee 
 Loan interests 
 Other service charges
13 
Business referrals from 
private banking customers 
14 
Collateralized lending 
2 
8 
8 
10 
8 
6 
4 
2 
0 
Collateral Lending 
15 
Regulatory capital 
 Funding from bank’s shareholders 
 Operational risk capital charge 
 1.2% of transaction amount 
 Credit risk capital charge 
 0% for lending with full collateral 
 8% for lending without collateral 
16
Best private banking 2013, Euromoney 
17 
18 
19 
Major private banking 
servicing centres 
20 
Major private banking 
booking centres
Relationship manager 
21 
“关系”经理 
22 
No. of customers serviced by one RM 
Relationship years 
23 24
25 
Outline 
 What is private banking? 
 Private banking services 
 Regulations on private banking 
 Private banking in China 
26 
Investment classes 
27 
Alternative investments 
 Real estates 
 Commercial real estates 
 Private equity 
 Initial private offer 
 Commodities 
 Red wine 
 Distressed debts 
 Cyprus sovereign debts 
 Hedge funds 
 Quantum fund 
HKD 700,000 per bottle 28
29 
Private financial management 
 Portfolio management 
 Insurance planning 
 Tax planning 
 Estate planning 
 Fund transfer 
30 
Outline 
 What is private banking? 
 Private banking services 
 Regulations on private banking 
 Private banking in China 
31 
Regulations 
 Know your client 
 Suitability assessment 
 Anti money laundering 
 Cross border marketing 
32 
Know your client 
 Investment objectives and horizon 
 Risk tolerance level 
 Investment experiences and knowledge 
 Financial situation 
 Source of funding 
 Investment mandates with other banks 
 Where does he live? 
 To be reviewed once every two years
33 
Investment advice 
 Portfolio basis 
 Diversification 
 Leveraging 
 Hedging 
 Mis-matched investments must be well 
explained, well documented and agreed by 
private banking customer 
34 
Professional investor 
 A trust corporation with total assets of not less than 
HKD 40 mn 
 An individual with a portfolio of not less than HKD 
8 mn 
 A corporation or partnership with either a portfolio 
of not less than HKD 8 m or total assets of not less 
than HKD 40 m 
 A corporation the sole business of which is to hold 
investments and which is wholly owned by an 
individual who has a portfolio of not less than HKD 
8 m 
35 
Competency of industry practitioners 
 Private Wealth Management Association 
 Formed by 15 major private banks in Hong Kong 
 To issue code of conduct for private banking 
 Continue education training (10 hours per year) 
36
37 
Professional qualifications 
 Certified Financial Planner 
 Certified Private Banker 
38 
Private banking education 
39 
Anti money laundering 
 A bank must not be involved in money 
laundering activities 
 A bank must seek the best effort to ensure that 
the funding from private banking customers is 
sourced from legal activities 
40 
Private banking through 
a limited company 
 Large transaction amount 
 Active investment transactions 
 Complex corporation structure 
 Often in form of a chain of private limited 
companies incorporated in tax heavens 
 Gatekeeper to hide ultimate benefactor
41 
Cross border marketing 
 Relationship managers employed by banks in 
Hong Kong can solicit private banking 
businesses in Hong Kong ONLY 
 It is illegal for relationship managers 
employed by banks in Hong Kong to solicit 
private banking businesses in China 
42 
Regulatory challenges 
to private banking 
43 
Outline 
 What is private banking? 
 Private banking services 
 Regulations on private banking 
 Private banking in China 
44
Private banking customer in China 
45 46 
47 48
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2013 private banking and its regulations

  • 1. EF5603 Private Banking And Its Regulations Dr. LAM Yat-fai (林日辉博士) Doctor of Business Administration (Finance) CFA, CAIA, FRM, PRM, MCSE, MCNE PRMIA Award of Merit 2005 E-mail: quanrisk@gmail.com 2:00 pm to 3:15 pm Saturday 23 March 2013 2 Outline What is private banking? Private banking services Regulations on private banking Private banking in China 3 Private banking customer Regulatory definition At least USD 1 mn of assets under the management with the bank; or Total investable assets of at least USD 3 mn Operational definition A bank officer visits a customer’s office to conduct banking transactions for you 4 Wealth pyramid Private banking Personal banking
  • 2. 5 Wealth segmentation of private banking customers 6 Source of wealth 7 Why private banking? - customer’s perspective HNWIs have too much money Protection against inflation Capital appreciation Social status Safety custodian of wealth Tax avoidance and/or deferral Estate planning 8
  • 3. Why private banking? - bank’s perspective Good profitability = Higher revenue, lower cost Business referral from PB customers Corporate decision makers Other high net worth individuals Low regulatory capital requirements 9 10 11 Cost to revenue ratio Profit margin 25% to 33% 12 Revenues Investment service charges Commissions (from investment banks) Assets custodian fee Loan interests Other service charges
  • 4. 13 Business referrals from private banking customers 14 Collateralized lending 2 8 8 10 8 6 4 2 0 Collateral Lending 15 Regulatory capital Funding from bank’s shareholders Operational risk capital charge 1.2% of transaction amount Credit risk capital charge 0% for lending with full collateral 8% for lending without collateral 16
  • 5. Best private banking 2013, Euromoney 17 18 19 Major private banking servicing centres 20 Major private banking booking centres
  • 6. Relationship manager 21 “关系”经理 22 No. of customers serviced by one RM Relationship years 23 24
  • 7. 25 Outline What is private banking? Private banking services Regulations on private banking Private banking in China 26 Investment classes 27 Alternative investments Real estates Commercial real estates Private equity Initial private offer Commodities Red wine Distressed debts Cyprus sovereign debts Hedge funds Quantum fund HKD 700,000 per bottle 28
  • 8. 29 Private financial management Portfolio management Insurance planning Tax planning Estate planning Fund transfer 30 Outline What is private banking? Private banking services Regulations on private banking Private banking in China 31 Regulations Know your client Suitability assessment Anti money laundering Cross border marketing 32 Know your client Investment objectives and horizon Risk tolerance level Investment experiences and knowledge Financial situation Source of funding Investment mandates with other banks Where does he live? To be reviewed once every two years
  • 9. 33 Investment advice Portfolio basis Diversification Leveraging Hedging Mis-matched investments must be well explained, well documented and agreed by private banking customer 34 Professional investor A trust corporation with total assets of not less than HKD 40 mn An individual with a portfolio of not less than HKD 8 mn A corporation or partnership with either a portfolio of not less than HKD 8 m or total assets of not less than HKD 40 m A corporation the sole business of which is to hold investments and which is wholly owned by an individual who has a portfolio of not less than HKD 8 m 35 Competency of industry practitioners Private Wealth Management Association Formed by 15 major private banks in Hong Kong To issue code of conduct for private banking Continue education training (10 hours per year) 36
  • 10. 37 Professional qualifications Certified Financial Planner Certified Private Banker 38 Private banking education 39 Anti money laundering A bank must not be involved in money laundering activities A bank must seek the best effort to ensure that the funding from private banking customers is sourced from legal activities 40 Private banking through a limited company Large transaction amount Active investment transactions Complex corporation structure Often in form of a chain of private limited companies incorporated in tax heavens Gatekeeper to hide ultimate benefactor
  • 11. 41 Cross border marketing Relationship managers employed by banks in Hong Kong can solicit private banking businesses in Hong Kong ONLY It is illegal for relationship managers employed by banks in Hong Kong to solicit private banking businesses in China 42 Regulatory challenges to private banking 43 Outline What is private banking? Private banking services Regulations on private banking Private banking in China 44
  • 12. Private banking customer in China 45 46 47 48