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\n Lioner
\n International Group<\/a>, an\u00a0Asia-based insurance, trust and
\n family office advisory consortium, announced that it is expanding
\n its Singapore footprint by relocating to One Raffles Place in the
\n city-state\u2019s financial district. It used to be located at 160
\n Robinson Road.
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\n The firm said the move had\u00a0been prompted\u00a0by\u00a0a
\n threefold rise in business revenue for the Singapore office in
\n the first six months of this year.
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\n With offices in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Chinese Mainland,
\n Lioner said in a statement that it is \u201cpreparing for its next
\n phase of strategic growth in 2026.\u201d\u00a0
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\n Left to right: Katherine Ho, managing director; Kelvin Fung,
\n chief operation officer; Andrew Chan, partner; Tony Chan,
\n partner; Leonard Chu, CEO of Lioner Singapore; and Sabrina Lau,
\n chief distribution and marketing officer.<\/em>
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\n In other recent news,\u00a0in October, the firm\u00a0appointed<\/a>
\n former HSBC senior figure Henry Lam as group strategic advisor.
\n Lioner, which was founded in Hong Kong in 2021,
\n opened<\/a> a Beijing office in August 2023. In March 2025, it
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\n appointed<\/a> former HSBC private banking figure Andy Leung as
\n managing director in consultancy. In May, it appointed Francis
\n Tang as managing director, Hong Kong.
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