HSBC Securities Services promotes Cargill and Slotosch
26 September 2012 London
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HSBC Securities Services (HSS) has promoted Gina Slotosch and John Cargill. Both employees joined HSBC seven years ago, with Slotosch spearheading development in the German market.
In 2010 she re-located to London and moved into fund services global product management, with responsibility for transfer agency services. Her new role is head of global custody product management, reporting to John Van Verre.
HSBC also appointed John Cargill as global head of trustee and fiduciary services, reporting to Cian Burke and Drew Douglas, co-heads of HSS.
The qualified lawyer and former chairman of the Depositary and Trustee Association will lead future development of the global trustee and fiduciary proposition across all HSS locations.
Drew Douglas said: “New regulation is making trustee and fiduciary services a key area of focus for our clients. John’s skills as a lawyer coupled with his deep knowledge of our business and the challenges faced by the industry make him a perfect fit for this role.”
In 2010 she re-located to London and moved into fund services global product management, with responsibility for transfer agency services. Her new role is head of global custody product management, reporting to John Van Verre.
HSBC also appointed John Cargill as global head of trustee and fiduciary services, reporting to Cian Burke and Drew Douglas, co-heads of HSS.
The qualified lawyer and former chairman of the Depositary and Trustee Association will lead future development of the global trustee and fiduciary proposition across all HSS locations.
Drew Douglas said: “New regulation is making trustee and fiduciary services a key area of focus for our clients. John’s skills as a lawyer coupled with his deep knowledge of our business and the challenges faced by the industry make him a perfect fit for this role.”
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