Standard Chartered hires Lisa Robins
17 January 2018 Singapore
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Standard Chartered Bank has named Lisa Robins as the new global head of transaction banking, effective 19 February.
Based in Singapore, Robins will report to Simon Cooper, CEO of corporate and institutional banking.
In addition, Robins will join the bank’s corporate and institutional banking management team.
After working in the financial services industry for 38 years, Robins has worked at Louis Dreyfus, JP Morgan Chase and most recently Deutsche Bank, where she served as head of global transaction banking for Asia Pacific.
Cooper said: “As a banking veteran with deep experience running international transaction and commercial banking across complex markets, Lisa Robins will ensure that the business goes from strength to strength as we deliver our network and innovative solutions to our clients.”
Commenting on her appointment, Robins added: “I am very much looking forward to leveraging my experience, built over many years across various growth markets, to see how we can further accelerate growth for the business and support the banks’ wide and deep base of clients to become an even stronger competitor in the industry.”
Based in Singapore, Robins will report to Simon Cooper, CEO of corporate and institutional banking.
In addition, Robins will join the bank’s corporate and institutional banking management team.
After working in the financial services industry for 38 years, Robins has worked at Louis Dreyfus, JP Morgan Chase and most recently Deutsche Bank, where she served as head of global transaction banking for Asia Pacific.
Cooper said: “As a banking veteran with deep experience running international transaction and commercial banking across complex markets, Lisa Robins will ensure that the business goes from strength to strength as we deliver our network and innovative solutions to our clients.”
Commenting on her appointment, Robins added: “I am very much looking forward to leveraging my experience, built over many years across various growth markets, to see how we can further accelerate growth for the business and support the banks’ wide and deep base of clients to become an even stronger competitor in the industry.”
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