Stephen Pemberton leaves HSBC
20 September 2022 UK
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Stephen Pemberton has left his role as managing director and global head of direct custody and clearing and broker outsourcing product at HSBC.
Previously based in Asia for 18 years, Pemberton has recently moved back to his native UK, though his next role is unknown.
Pemberton was managing director and global head at HSBC for more than three years.
Prior to serving at HSBC, Pemberton was managing director, account management at APAC from 2015 to 2019.
He has also held senior roles at Standard Chartered and UBS Investment Bank.
Commenting on his departure from HSBC via LinkedIn, Pemberton says: “After 18 years in Asia, the last few of which were with HSBC in Hong Kong, [it was] an incredible experience to work in [the] iconic HK Main Building.
“I return to the UK with countless memories of my time in Asia, almost all of which revolve around the people I have met, worked with, learnt from and been fortunate to call friends, clients, or both.”
Previously based in Asia for 18 years, Pemberton has recently moved back to his native UK, though his next role is unknown.
Pemberton was managing director and global head at HSBC for more than three years.
Prior to serving at HSBC, Pemberton was managing director, account management at APAC from 2015 to 2019.
He has also held senior roles at Standard Chartered and UBS Investment Bank.
Commenting on his departure from HSBC via LinkedIn, Pemberton says: “After 18 years in Asia, the last few of which were with HSBC in Hong Kong, [it was] an incredible experience to work in [the] iconic HK Main Building.
“I return to the UK with countless memories of my time in Asia, almost all of which revolve around the people I have met, worked with, learnt from and been fortunate to call friends, clients, or both.”
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