Assaf set to stand down at HSBC

Samir Assaf is to step down as chief executive of HSBC’s global banking and markets (GBM) business in the New Year, as a prelude to a restructuring of the division.
Assaf has run the division for almost a decade, making him the longest serving head of an investment banking division.
The 59-year-old’s move forms part of rapid changes at HSBC, as interim CEO Noel Quinn, chief financial officer Ewen Stevenson and chairman Mark Tucker are accelerating the ...Please take a trial or subscribe to access this content.
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