Standard & Poor’s makes Asia Pacific moves 28 August 2014Singapore Reporter: Tammy Facey
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Standard & Poor’s (S&P) has appointed Matthew Bosrock as executive managing director and head of Asia-Pacific, succeeding Dominic Crawley.
Crawley will return to the UK and resume his role as global head of S&P’s financial services, sovereign and international public finance practices. Bosrock will be based in Singapore where he will build S&P’s presence in the Asia-Pacific.
Bosrock joins from HSBC where he served as deputy chief executive and COO for Canada. He also held senior positions in Europe, Africa and Asia while at the bank.
“It’s a pleasure to join Standard & Poor’s to lead a team of exceptional professionals in a region that is at the core of the company’s growth plans,” said Bosrock.
The rating agency has also appointed Fabienne Michaux, Cathy Daicoff, Okoronchenko and Guy Deslondes as general managers in the Asia Pacific region.
Michaux will be based in Melbourne where he will lead the business in Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Australia and New Zealand.
Daicoff will be based in Singapore where she will expand the company’s presence in South Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.
Deslondes has become head of corporate ratings in the Asia Pacific.
Okorochenko serves as the head of financial services, sovereign/international public finance and structured finance ratings in Asia-Pacific.
Neeraj Sahai, president of Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services, said: “The new senior appointments in Asia-Pacific underscore Standard & Poor’s commitment to this important region.”
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