Robin Seng, a director in Evercore's Asia-Pacific private capital advisory group, has left the investment bank after nearly six years, according to two sources familiar with the matter. The Singapore-based executive's departure was confirmed by filings with the Monetary Authority of Singapore showing he left on March 3. His next destination remains unclear.

Seng joined Evercore in 2020 as a vice-president and was promoted to director in 2023. His career includes stints at Standard Chartered, Greenhill, and Campbell Lutyens before joining Evercore. The exit follows that of Shane Gong, Evercore's former head of APAC private capital advisory, who stepped down in early 2025.

Evercore recently bolstered its Asia team by hiring Ben Hart, former Asia head of investor relations at Adams Street Partners, as senior managing director and head of Asia private capital advisory. The firm is also running what could be a $3 billion portfolio sale for GIC, code-named 'Project Royal Eagle,' featuring buyout positions from Apollo, Bain Capital, and Blackstone funds. Evercore declined to comment on Seng's departure.