HSBC appoints new head in Asia Pacific
27 September 2011 Hong Kong
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HSBC Securities Services (HSS) has appointed Dan Massey as head of Client Management Group,
Asia Pacific.
Based in Hong Kong, he will be responsible for all client management and business
development activity for HSS across the Asia Pacific region.
Mike Martin, global head of the Client Management Group at HSS says, "[Dan’s] knowledge of the Asia Pacific region and securities industry experience positions him well to lead the Client Management Group in the region.”
Massey has an extensive securities services background and most recently held the role of
global head of business development and regional head of Southeast Asia for HSBC’s Sub-
Custody and Clearing business. He has 23 years’ experience in the financial services industry
and has been with HSBC since 1994 during which time he has held senior management roles in
South Korea, Hong Kong, Jersey and the United Kingdom.
Asia Pacific.
Based in Hong Kong, he will be responsible for all client management and business
development activity for HSS across the Asia Pacific region.
Mike Martin, global head of the Client Management Group at HSS says, "[Dan’s] knowledge of the Asia Pacific region and securities industry experience positions him well to lead the Client Management Group in the region.”
Massey has an extensive securities services background and most recently held the role of
global head of business development and regional head of Southeast Asia for HSBC’s Sub-
Custody and Clearing business. He has 23 years’ experience in the financial services industry
and has been with HSBC since 1994 during which time he has held senior management roles in
South Korea, Hong Kong, Jersey and the United Kingdom.
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