UBS Appoints Hong Kong Asset Management Head

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UBS has named a new head for its Hong Kong asset management unit, succeeding Adolfo Oliete who will relocate to London.
Hayden Briscoe has been appointed as UBS Asset Management head for Hong Kong, according to an internal memo, reporting to APAC asset management head Raymond Yin.
Briscoe started his career in Sydney before moving to Hong Kong in 2013 and joining the asset management unit in 2016. He will also retain his existing role as head of GEM and APAC for fixed income.
Briscoe succeeds Adolfo Oliete who will return to London over the summer and continue his role as hedge fund solutions (HFS) head of APAC investments and a member of the HFS global business’ senior leadership team. Oliete will relocate following a 14-month stint as asset management head of Hong Kong.
A spokesperson for the bank confirmed the contents of the memo.
Questions & Answers
Q.What is Hayden Briscoe's new role at UBS?
What is Hayden Briscoe's new role at UBS?
Hayden Briscoe has been appointed as the UBS Asset Management head for Hong Kong. He will also retain his existing role as head of GEM and APAC for fixed income.
Q.Who was Hayden Briscoe's predecessor in the Hong Kong asset management role?
Who was Hayden Briscoe's predecessor in the Hong Kong asset management role?
Adolfo Oliete was Hayden Briscoe's predecessor as the asset management head of Hong Kong. Oliete held the role for 14 months before relocating to London.
Q.Where will Adolfo Oliete be moving to and what will his role be?
Where will Adolfo Oliete be moving to and what will his role be?
Adolfo Oliete will relocate to London over the summer. He will continue his role as hedge fund solutions (HFS) head of APAC investments and remain a member of the HFS global business’ senior leadership team.
Q.Who will Hayden Briscoe report to in his new position?
Who will Hayden Briscoe report to in his new position?
In his new role as UBS Asset Management head for Hong Kong, Hayden Briscoe will be reporting directly to Raymond Yin, who is the APAC asset management head.
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