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Hubert J.P. Jolly, head of payments solutions, commercial banking – JPMorgan |
JPMorgan’s commercial banking division has named Hubert J.P. Jolly as its new head of payments solutions. He will report directly to divisional CEO Doug Petno and Takis Georgakopoulos, global head of payments.
In his new role, Mr Jolly will manage the delivery of the division’s payments, liquidity, and account solutions. His responsibilities will also extend to identifying, developing and commercialising integrated payment solutions tailored for the division’s various client segments. These include start-ups, mid-size businesses, government bodies, non-profits, large corporations and commercial real estate stakeholders. He previously served as the co-head of global corporate and e-commerce sales at JPMorgan Payments.
Prior to joining JPMorgan in 2020, Mr Jolly held the position of head of treasury services for Bank of America’s commercial bank.
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Rickie Chan, head of private banking, Greater China, Hong Kong branch – Bank of Singapore |
Bank of Singapore, one of Asia’s largest private banks and a wholly owned subsidiary of Singaporean lender OCBC Bank, has named former Credit Suisse wealth manager Rickie Chan as its Greater China head of private banking, Hong Kong branch. He will begin his new role in February next year and report to CEO Jason Moo.
Mr Chan brings more than two decades of experience in private banking, wealth management and capital markets. He was most recently chief executive of Credit Suisse’s Hong Kong branch and its Greater China head of wealth management. Before that, he held leadership positions at Barclays’ and Goldman Sachs’s private banking businesses in Hong Kong.
Jérôme Brochard, global head of QIS structuring and EMEA head of QIS distribution – Nomura
Nomura has recruited former Credit Suisse executive Jérôme Brochard to lead its quantitative investment strategies (QIS) unit. Mr Brochard previously held the position of global head of institutional QIS structuring at Credit Suisse for four years.
Prior to Credit Suisse, he served at Goldman Sachs for more than 11 years as its global head of systematic trading strategies. He will be based in Paris and report to John Goff, Nomura’s global head of structuring, and Gary Hyman, its head of global markets sales for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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Dariush Mirfendereski, head of inflation trading – MUFG EMEA |
MUFG’s Europe, Middle East and Africa operation has appointed Dariush Mirfendereski as head of inflation trading within its London-based rates trading team. He will report to Faraz Ahmad, managing director and co-international head of rates.
Mr Mirfendereski’s responsibilities will include bolstering the unit’s overall product capability and fostering the expansion of MUFG’s financial institutions business, with a particular emphasis on risk distribution to end users.
He most recently headed the global inflation trading division at HSBC for nearly a decade until 2022. Prior to his tenure at HSBC, he served as the global head of inflation linked trading at UBS’s investment bank for seven years, and held the position of head of inflation derivatives trading at Barclays for eight years.
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Alishba Ali, managing director, UK head of consumer and technology, media and telecoms – Barclays |
Barclays’ corporate banking division has appointed Alishba Ali as managing director and UK head of consumer and technology, media and telecoms (TMT). She will report to Simon Ollerenshaw, the division’s global head of corporate treasury coverage.
Ms Ali joins Barclays from JPMorgan, where she served as a managing director and headed payments for mid-cap corporates based in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. She brings two decades of banking experience, predominantly in payments and liquidity solutions. At JPMorgan, she played a pivotal role in developing its commercial banking division’s international expansion strategy. Prior to that, she held various client coverage positions, including responsibilities with large corporate TMT clients.
