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Ex-Citibank duo set up wealth management firm

By Robbie Lawther, 15 Nov 22

It will offer services to clients in Asia and Middle East region

Calibrium Capital has received a capital markets licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), according to firm’s managing partners.

Aman Dhingra and Pankil Gandhi said on Linkedin that the wealth firm will be part of India-based investment company Varanium Group.

Both added: “Over the next few years, we aim to create the first advisory-led and technology-enabled platform for offering wealth management services in the Asia and Middle East region.

“We are committed to minimising any conflicts with our clients.”

Gandhi was previously executive director at JP Morgan in Singapore and vice president at Citibank in Dubai.

Dhingra was previously managing director and head of advisory at UBP in Singapore, as well as vice president and head of funds and structured products at Citibank in Singapore.

Tags: Singapore

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