Written by Selena Lee
Hong Kong (Reuters) -The largest bank in Europen appointed HSBC Christopher Chowa as head of integration and acquisition on Wednesday, after his former world president left for JPMorgan last month.
Shoa, who was recently the President of Asia Asia, will take over the new role immediately and remains based in Hong Kong, according to Reuters note and its confirmation by a company spokesman.
Adam Bajsho, the global head of markets and consulting in the memo, said that he will lead the integration and purchase work in “Asia and the Middle East, a region with a competitive power where we offer great value to our customers,” said Adam Bajshu, the bank’s global head in the capital and consulting markets in the memo.
Chua is the latest banker to be promoted to oversee the work of making deals in the bank that focuses on Asia, which began global reform last year, which left the process more focused on the capabilities of the M&A Capital Market in Asia and the Middle East.
The bank has finished integration and purchases and some stock companies in Europe and the Americas earlier this year and former head of integration and purchase, Kamal Jaber, for his rival JPMorgan.
Choa, who joined HSBC in 2022 of Credit Suisse to lead the integration and purchase work in Asia, has more than 20 years of experience in providing advice to international blue chips on the M & A transactions across the complex border.
Meanwhile, Vikas Seth will be headed by M&A in HSBC, as well as his role as a head of institutional and institutional banking services that focus on the customer’s strategic participation.
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