HSBC has confirmed a number of top positions in Asia and the Middle East as a result of its global restructuring to four running products.  ,
Luanne Lim and Diana Cesar will continue to lead HSBC Hong Kong and Hang Seng Bank, according to the London-based bank’s chief executive officer ( CEO ), Georges Elhedery. Maggie Ng, mind of wealth and personal finance, Hong Kong, and Frank Fang, mind of commercial finance, Hong Kong and Macau, did report directly to Lim covering financial &, money submission and the commercial banking businesses both. The Hang Seng Bank business leaders did report immediately to Cesar.
In a December 5 news, the banks also confirmed that Selim Kervanci, who is now chief executive of Turkey, may become CEO of the Middle East from January 1, 2025, pending regulatory acceptance. Stephn Moss, HSBC’s mind of Middle East, North Africa and Turkey, is leaving the business at the end of the time.
Mohammed Marzouqi will continue as CEO of the United Arab Emirates, Kee Joo Wong may be as CEO of India, Mark Wang may be as CEO of mainland China, and Hitendra Dave may be as CEO of the United Arab Emirates.
Co-chief professionals Surendra Rosha and David Liao, who oversee HSBC’s Asia and Middle East businesses, are in charge of the company’s Middle East and Asia Pacific operations. In his power as Asia and Middle East’s key business agent, Phillip Fellowes will continue to support Liao and Rosha with a focus on the Hong Kong company.
For the bank’s new arm, Corporate and Institutional Banking ( CIB ), Jo Miyake, interim CEO and chief commercial officer, HSBC Global Commercial Bamking, has been named head of banking, Asia and Middle East, overseeing client relationships and driving collaboration across regions and businesses. She may start in January.
Sir Danny Alexander will be based in London as the company’s CEO of equipment financing and conservation.  ,
Even in Asia, Kai Zhang has been appointed , as head of global success and top banks, Asia. Zhang is currently the head of South and Southeast Asia’s wealth and personal banking ( WPB).
Annabel Spring CEO, world private banks and riches, is leaving the bank at the end of the year to “pursue another possibilities”, while Nicola Moreau will remain as CEO, property management, and Ed Mocreiffe as CEO, plan.  ,
For the complete list of changes at the London-headquartered banks made in the news, see below.
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