Sridhar Chandrasekharan has been promoted to chief executive of HSBC Global Asset Management as former boss John Flint moves to a senior role in the wider group.
Chandrasekharan, formerly global head of wholesale within the global asset management business, will become chief executive from 1 January, subject to board and regulatory approval. He has worked at HSBC since 1993 in posts across Asia and the UK. Flint is to become chief of staff to HSBC's group CEO, Stuart Gulliver, as well as group head of strategy and planning. He has been with the company since 1989. Meanwhile, Antonio Simoes, is also being promoted from group head of strategy and planning to a newly-created position of head of retail banking and wealth management in Europe. He w...
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