FNZ appoints APAC exec to boost ‘strategic direction’ in region

Global wealth management platform provider, FNZ, has marked its next strategic move with the appointment of seasoned executive, Anthony Habis, as Group Head of Asia Pacific.
Habis takes on the new Sydney-based role at FNZ with over 25 years of experience under his belt in executive leadership roles at several wealth and asset management businesses across APAC, North America and the Middle East, including Moelis Australia, Bank of New York, Citibank and National Australia Bank.
He will spearhead the delivery of FNZ’s growth strategy in the APAC region by strengthening existing partnerships and building new relationships through the offering of the firm’s technology-backed platform and wealth management solutions.
“Asia Pacific is a critical market for FNZ, and Anthony’s leadership will be instrumental in strengthening our presence and deepening our client partnerships across the region,” Roman Regelman, Group President at FNZ and Habis’ direct report, said.
“His extensive experience in wealth and asset management, combined with his global perspective and proven ability to drive strategic execution, will help FNZ continue delivering industry-leading solutions. We are excited to
welcome him to the team.”
Habis commences his new role at FNZ as the firm looks to enhance its existing, long-standing partnerships with businesses including Centrepoint Alliance, Colonial First State (CFS), Consilium, Jarden, National Australia Bank (NAB), Principal Asset Management and UOB Asset Management, as well as expand its reach across APAC.
“I am delighted to join FNZ at such an exciting time for both the company and the broader APAC wealth management industry. FNZ has built a market-leading platform and has established strong partnerships with many of the region’s leading financial institutions,” Anthony Habis, Group Head of Asia Pacific at FNZ, said.
“I look forward to working closely with our existing clients to continue delivering outstanding value, while also helping FNZ expand its capabilities to meet the evolving needs of wealth managers and investors in APAC. The region holds incredible potential, and I am excited to help FNZ further strengthen its leadership here.”
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