Stuart Milne joins as new HSBC India CEO

Mumbai: The country`s second largest foreign bank HSBC today said it appointed group veteran Stuart Milne as the new chief executive, effective April 1 with Stuart Davis, after a three-year stint in the same role, moving out of the country but within the group. This makes HSBC the second foreign bank in the country to […]

Mumbai: The country`s second largest foreign bank HSBC today said it appointed group veteran Stuart Milne as the new chief executive, effective April 1 with Stuart Davis, after a three-year stint in the same role, moving out of the country but within the group. This makes HSBC the second foreign bank in the country to have a new CEO, after rival British lender Standard Chartered Bank.

Davis` new role is yet to be announced, but it has been reported that he will be holding a larger role at the bank`s Asia headquarters in Hong Kong as part of a global reshuffle of the bank as the largest European bank tries to trim costs in the Western markets which are yet to recover from the 2008 credit crisis. Naina Lal Kidwai will continue as the country head of HSBC India and also as a director at HSBC Asia Pacific.