Hong Leong Bank launches Wealth Odyssey campaign


KUALA LUMPUR: Hong Leong Bank (HLB) has announced the launch of its Wealth Odyssey campaign, designed to reinforce the bank’s commitment to seeing wealth stewardship as a lifelong journey. 

In a statement, the banks said it has pivoted towards an end-to-end view of the client’s financial life cycle following the recent refresh of its HLB Priority segment.

The Wealth Odyssey campaign breaks down wealth management into three fundamental pillars: preservation, growth, and legacy. 

To support this journey, HLB has integrated its sophisticated suite of investment solutions, insurance products, and global market advisory into a singular, cohesive experience, enabling clients to view every financial decision through the lens of a total wealth strategy. 

“When we launched the new HLB Priority, we made a commitment to move away from transactional banking and toward a steady-handed, advisory-centered approach,” said Jeffrey Yap, HLB’s managing director and regional head of Wealth Management. 

“The Wealth Odyssey is the next step in that evolution. It is designed to remind our clients that wealth is not a destination, but a continuous story. Our role as stewards is to provide the visionary roadmap that guides them through every chapter, from protecting what they have built to growing their influence, and ultimately, securing their legacy.”

As part of the Wealth Odyssey campaign, the bank is offering a range of luxury premium gifts to HLB Priority and HLB Private Bank clients who invest and insure with HLB. 

To further strengthen the total life journey approach, the bank recently expanded its ecosystem to include strategic portfolio financing solutions, as well as a healthcare proposition through a landmark partnership with Asia OneHealthcare. 

 

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