J.P. Morgan names new head of Asia equity strategy

J.P. Morgan names new head of Asia equity strategy

J.P. Morgan Private Bank has appointed Cameron Chui as its new head of equity strategy for Asia, expanding the Hong Kong-based investment strategist’s leadership role as the bank strengthens its equity capabilities across the region.

Cameron Chui will take up the position in November 2026 and report to Christopher Baggini, global head of equity strategy. He succeeds Timothy Fung, who has moved to a new role as an investor on the private bank’s China team.

In his new role, Chui will lead the Private Bank’s equity strategy team in Asia and oversee the development of the firm’s equity views and investment recommendations across the region. He will work with the global equity strategy and investment teams to assess markets, sectors and individual stocks and translate the firm’s highest-conviction views into investment insights for clients.

Chui joined J.P. Morgan in 2019 and has been a member of the Equity Strategy team. Before joining the firm, he was a global equity portfolio manager, managing portfolios focused on U.S., European and U.K. equities.

His experience investing across global markets, alongside his knowledge of Asia, will bring a broader perspective to the role, J.P. Morgan said.

“Cameron’s promotion reflects our belief in leadership continuity and our commitment to recognizing exceptional talent within the firm,” Baggini said. He added that Chui’s understanding of Asian markets and global investment experience would be valuable as investment opportunities across the region become “increasingly differentiated.”

Fung led the Private Bank’s Equity Strategy team for five years, during which he strengthened its equity advisory capabilities and investment insights for clients, the company writes. He will now work as an investor within the China team.