Chris Cheetham will retire from the industry after 17 years as global chief investment officer of HSBC Global Asset Management.
Cheetham, who has been working in the investment industry for 40 years, will remain with the company while it searches for his successor in order to "complete a smooth transition of responsibilities". His successor will be announced in "due course", HSBC GAM said in a statement. The news comes less than a week after colleague Richard Deutsch left HSBC Global Asset Management after eight years as head of global credit research to join Amundi. Sridhar Chandrasekharan, global CEO of HSBC GAM, thanked Cheetham for his "significant contributions to the business". Chandrasekharan add...
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