Standard Chartered Appoints Chief Investment Officer
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Standard Chartered promotes a 25-year financial markets veteran internally to become its chief investment officer based in Singapore, according to an internal memo.
Standard Chartered appoints Steve Brice as its new chief investment officer, according to an internal memo, as well as head of the discretionary portfolio management division.
He will lead 25 investment professionals and chair the bank’s global investment committee which forms cross-asset investment views for the private and retail banking segments.
A spokesperson for the bank confirmed the appointment.
Brice is a longstanding Standard Chartered employee, spending 23 of his 25 years in the industry with the bank beginning in 1998. He was previously its Southeast Asia chief economist; head of research for the Middle East and South Asia; and South Africa head of global markets.
Prior to joining Standard Chartered, he began his financial career with London-based consultant IDEA where he was its regional head of FX for Europe.
Questions & Answers
Q.What new responsibilities will Steve Brice take on in his role as Chief Investment Officer?
What new responsibilities will Steve Brice take on in his role as Chief Investment Officer?
He will lead 25 investment professionals and chair the bank’s global investment committee. This committee forms cross-asset investment views for both the private and retail banking segments, overseeing investment strategy for the bank.
Q.What is Steve Brice's history and tenure with Standard Chartered?
What is Steve Brice's history and tenure with Standard Chartered?
He is a long-standing employee, having spent 23 of his 25 years in the financial industry with the bank. He joined Standard Chartered in 1998, demonstrating significant experience within the institution.
Q.What previous roles has Steve Brice held within Standard Chartered before this promotion?
What previous roles has Steve Brice held within Standard Chartered before this promotion?
His prior positions include Southeast Asia chief economist, head of research for the Middle East and South Asia, and South Africa head of global markets. He has held diverse leadership roles across different regions.
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