Shida appointed by BNP Paribas Securities Services
21 December 2011 London
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BNP Paribas Securities Services (BNP Paribas) has appointed Nobuya Shida as head of securities services in Japan.
Shida, a business veteran with 26 years’ experience in the Japanese financial industry, has been appointed to grow BNP Paribas’ securities services business in Japan. The business will provide services to institutional investors and financial intermediaries. These include global custody and clearing, specific financial operations outsourcing, and other global products subject to the foreign bank agency business license to be granted by the Financial Services Agency of Japan.
These services are in strong demand with increasing offshore investment allocations by Japanese asset managers and asset owners, as well as securities firms and trust banks who continue to search for diversification and investment returns. BNP Paribas has already won several mandates from Japanese clients this year, including a major global custody and fund services deal from a top asset manager for its operations across the region, a custody mandate from a trust bank for its assets in Europe, and a clearing mandate from a securities firm for its activities in Hong Kong.
Commenting on the development, Lawrence Au, head of Asia Pacific at BNP Paribas Securities Services said: “This is another important strategic step in implementing our securities services business plan for the region – adding to our presence in Hong Kong, Singapore, China, Australia, New Zealand and India.
“We are delighted that Nobuya has joined our team. His breadth of experience and extensive business network will be significant assets in our efforts towards developing our business in the sophisticated Japanese market,” continued Au, who is also a member of the custodian bank’s executive committee.
”BNP Paribas has a long history of operating in Japan and is a leader among the foreign banking groups in the market with strong and established relationships with many key institutions,” added Yannick Jung, general manager of BNP Paribas Tokyo Branch. “We are confident that our securities services solutions, combined with the strengths of other businesses in the Group, will provide Japanese buy-side and sell-side clients with the right long-term partnership to overcome market complexities in support of their investment offshore.”
Nobuya joins BNP Paribas from Brown Brothers Harriman Japan, where he was most recently senior vice-president and head of relationship management. Prior to that, he was with JP Morgan Chase where he held various senior positions, including head of Asia Pacific Corporate Banking and Osaka branch manager.
Shida, a business veteran with 26 years’ experience in the Japanese financial industry, has been appointed to grow BNP Paribas’ securities services business in Japan. The business will provide services to institutional investors and financial intermediaries. These include global custody and clearing, specific financial operations outsourcing, and other global products subject to the foreign bank agency business license to be granted by the Financial Services Agency of Japan.
These services are in strong demand with increasing offshore investment allocations by Japanese asset managers and asset owners, as well as securities firms and trust banks who continue to search for diversification and investment returns. BNP Paribas has already won several mandates from Japanese clients this year, including a major global custody and fund services deal from a top asset manager for its operations across the region, a custody mandate from a trust bank for its assets in Europe, and a clearing mandate from a securities firm for its activities in Hong Kong.
Commenting on the development, Lawrence Au, head of Asia Pacific at BNP Paribas Securities Services said: “This is another important strategic step in implementing our securities services business plan for the region – adding to our presence in Hong Kong, Singapore, China, Australia, New Zealand and India.
“We are delighted that Nobuya has joined our team. His breadth of experience and extensive business network will be significant assets in our efforts towards developing our business in the sophisticated Japanese market,” continued Au, who is also a member of the custodian bank’s executive committee.
”BNP Paribas has a long history of operating in Japan and is a leader among the foreign banking groups in the market with strong and established relationships with many key institutions,” added Yannick Jung, general manager of BNP Paribas Tokyo Branch. “We are confident that our securities services solutions, combined with the strengths of other businesses in the Group, will provide Japanese buy-side and sell-side clients with the right long-term partnership to overcome market complexities in support of their investment offshore.”
Nobuya joins BNP Paribas from Brown Brothers Harriman Japan, where he was most recently senior vice-president and head of relationship management. Prior to that, he was with JP Morgan Chase where he held various senior positions, including head of Asia Pacific Corporate Banking and Osaka branch manager.
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