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UBS Appoints Co-Head of Global M&A

By Maria Santos
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UBS appoints a new co-head of global mergers and acquisitions, based in Hong Kong.

Greg Peirce, was promoted to the new role after just becoming APAC head of M&A advisory at the bank two years ago. Peirce will co-head the global business alongside U.S.-based co-head Marc-Anthony Hourihan.

Peirce’s 19-year career with UBS began in 2000 when he joined as a Sydney-based intern. Prior to moving to Asia, he was last jointly responsible for Australasia client coverage and advisory. He is also currently a member of the bank’s global management committee.

It is understood the new promotion makes Peirce the most senior Australian in the UBS hierarchy offshore, the report added.

Questions & Answers

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What is the new role that Greg Peirce has been appointed to?

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Greg Peirce has been appointed as a new co-head of global mergers and acquisitions for UBS. He will share leadership of the global business with U.S.-based co-head Marc-Anthony Hourihan.

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Where will Greg Peirce be based in his new position?

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Greg Peirce will be based in Hong Kong for his new role as co-head of global mergers and acquisitions. This marks a continued presence in Asia for him.

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How long has Greg Peirce been with UBS in total?

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Greg Peirce's career with UBS spans 19 years, having joined the bank in 2000. He started as a Sydney-based intern and has progressed within the company.

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What was Greg Peirce's role before becoming co-head of global M&A?

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Prior to this promotion, Greg Peirce had recently become the APAC head of M&A advisory at UBS two years ago. He was also previously responsible for Australasia client coverage and advisory.

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