HSBC Names Top Investment Banker in Hong Kong
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The bank has landed a permanent replacement for Peter Enns, its former co-head of advisory and investment banking and advisory.
HSBC is hiring veteran banker Matthew Ginsburg as global co-head of its advisory and investment banking business, based in Hong Kong, according to a report on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter
Ginsburg, who was most recently Asia Pacific chairman for Fitch Ratings, is no stranger to the region, having been based in Hong Kong since 1992. He spent stints at Morgan Stanley and Barclays, where he led the British lender’s investment banking expansion across the region.
Ginsburg will work closely with co-head Adam Bagshaw in the role. Enns relocated with HSBC to Hong Kong in 2020, but left soon after for Chubb, where he is chief financial officer.
Questions & Answers
Q.What role will Matthew Ginsburg be taking on at HSBC?
What role will Matthew Ginsburg be taking on at HSBC?
Matthew Ginsburg will be joining HSBC as the global co-head of its advisory and investment banking business. He will be based in Hong Kong for this position.
Q.Who was Matthew Ginsburg's immediate previous employer before joining HSBC?
Who was Matthew Ginsburg's immediate previous employer before joining HSBC?
Before taking up his new role at HSBC, Matthew Ginsburg was most recently serving as the Asia Pacific chairman for Fitch Ratings. He has considerable experience in the region.
Q.Which former co-head of advisory and investment banking is Matthew Ginsburg replacing at HSBC?
Which former co-head of advisory and investment banking is Matthew Ginsburg replacing at HSBC?
Matthew Ginsburg is the permanent replacement for Peter Enns, who was the former co-head of advisory and investment banking and advisory at HSBC. Enns has since moved to Chubb as CFO.
Q.Will Matthew Ginsburg be working independently in his new role at HSBC?
Will Matthew Ginsburg be working independently in his new role at HSBC?
No, Matthew Ginsburg will not be working independently in his new role. He is expected to work closely with Adam Bagshaw, who serves as the other co-head in the advisory and investment banking business.