Hanton's Consulting
Senior Financial Consultant

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Senior Wealth Adviser — Singapore
International & expatriate private clients · Build your career, and your life, in Asia's premier wealth hub
Location: Singapore (CBD)
Clients: global / expatriate HNW
Permanent, full-time
Imagine advising affluent international clients from one of the safest, most connected and exciting cities in the world — with genuine ownership of the relationships you build and uncapped scope to grow. This is a rare chance to take proven advisory skills to Singapore, the beating heart of Asian wealth, and build both a thriving practice and an exceptional quality of life.
The opportunity
A long-established, MAS-licensed wealth advisory firm in the heart of Singapore's financial district is looking for experienced advisers to grow and manage a portfolio of affluent international and expatriate clients. This isn't a start-from-scratch corporate seat — it's a chance to own your client relationships, bring or build a transferable book, and be rewarded directly for the value you create, within a stable, independent, ethically run firm that has advised international families for over two decades.
Why Singapore
- Consistently ranked among the world's safest cities, with outstanding healthcare, education and quality of life — ideal for individuals and families alike.
- A leading global financial centre and the gateway to Asia's fastest-growing pools of wealth, with an unrivalled international client base on your doorstep.
- Low personal taxation, an English-speaking business environment, and world-class connectivity to the whole of Asia.
- A warm, well-established expatriate community and an enviable lifestyle — from waterfront dining to weekend escapes across the region.
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The firm
- Well established and MAS-regulated, with a 20+ year track record advising local and expatriate professionals.
- Independent and whole-of-market: honest, unbiased advice across investments, retirement, protection, estate and education planning.
- Built on long-term relationships, high ethical standards and genuine development — not high-pressure churn.
What you'll do
- Build and manage a high-value portfolio of affluent international clients (British, Australian, European, Asian and NRI backgrounds).
- Carry out in-depth financial assessments and design bespoke wealth plans.
- Advise across investment strategy, retirement planning and risk management.
- Nurture lasting client relationships built on trust and results.
- Stay ahead of markets, regulation and product innovation.
What you'll bring
- Experience as a licensed financial adviser, or in a senior wealth management / advisory role.
- A track record advising international or expatriate clients and developing your own client base.
- The relationship, communication and business-development skills to turn connections into long-term clients.
- A strong grasp of global markets, investment products and portfolio strategy.
- Already MAS-licensed, or eligible to obtain CMFAS / SCI certification (RE5, M8, M8A, M9, M9A) — experienced advisers relocating to Singapore are welcome.
- Advisers who can bring a transferable client book are especially welcome, though not essential for the right self-starter.


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What's on offer
- Genuine ownership of your clients and your practice, with uncapped, performance-linked earnings tied to the value you create and the assets you bring or build.
- The independence to advise purely in your clients' best interests, backed by an established, respected platform.
- A supported move into one of the world's most desirable places to live and work.
- Long-term career development within a firm that invests in its people.
Who this will suit
This will especially appeal to international and expatriate advisers — whether you're already in a global advisory hub such as the UK or the Middle East, or simply ready for a new chapter — who want more ownership, a better lifestyle, and a front-row seat to Asia's growth. We welcome advisers of all backgrounds and nationalities.
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