HSBC Securities Services appoints Sébastien Danloy
16 November 2018 London
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HSBC Securities Services has hired Sébastien Danloy as global head of its asset owners and managers sector, effective 1 February next year.
Based in London, Danloy will sit on the HSBC Securities Services global executive committee.
Danloy joins HSBC having previously held various senior roles within the industry. Most recently, he served as managing director of Continental Europe and offshore investor and treasury services, CEO RBC IS Bank at RBC Investor & Treasury Services.
According to HSBC, the client sector that Danloy will be working on, which covers insurers, asset managers, pension funds, central banks and sovereign wealth funds is a “key strategic focus”.
During the recruitment process, Ian Stephenson took on the role of global head of its asset owners and managers sector, but will now return to his role as global head of product for the asset owners and managers sector.
Based in London, Danloy will sit on the HSBC Securities Services global executive committee.
Danloy joins HSBC having previously held various senior roles within the industry. Most recently, he served as managing director of Continental Europe and offshore investor and treasury services, CEO RBC IS Bank at RBC Investor & Treasury Services.
According to HSBC, the client sector that Danloy will be working on, which covers insurers, asset managers, pension funds, central banks and sovereign wealth funds is a “key strategic focus”.
During the recruitment process, Ian Stephenson took on the role of global head of its asset owners and managers sector, but will now return to his role as global head of product for the asset owners and managers sector.
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