HSBC doubles down on insto, corporate clients with new hire

Posted by Anton Murray Consulting on 8 Sep, 2026

InvestorDaily

HSBC has appointed Swami Nagarajan as head of securities services for Australia and New Zealand. Bringing over two decades of experience across securities services, data and business transformation, Nagarajan joins from global investment manager New Forests. He has previously held a range of senior roles at Citi, BNY Mellon and JPMorgan. Joining the team from 17 August, Nagarajan’s new role will see him lead HSBC’s securities services business for the Australian market, which offers post-trade and asset-serving solutions to institutional clients such as super funds. 

HSBC said his focus will be on strengthening client relationships and delivering the bank’s growth agenda. Nagarajan replaces Harpreet Ahuja, who left HSBC in June for a position at IFM Investors. As institutional clients’ requirements become increasingly complex, HSBC said it is “well positioned” to support them through its international network and capabilities. 

The rest of this article can be found at investordaily.com.au.

Latest market insights

‘You’re not alone anymore’: Four words that can turn a life around

› Read more

Young women lead surge in demand for advice 

› Read more

$300 Billion in managed accounts: Why the next phase belongs to governance

› Read more

Takeover blitz hits ASX as companies swept up in $22.4b M&A Monday

› Read more

Australia’s digital payments future hinging on regulation

› Read more

X feed

‘You’re not alone anymore’: Four words that can turn a life around: https://www.antonmurray.com/youre-not-alone-anymore-four-words-that-can-turn-a-life-around/

A highly sophisticated, top-tier international financial services firm is seeking fresh, high-potential talent to support and expand their dominant Australia and New Zealand institutional client coverage network: https://www.antonmurray.com/job/associate-swaps-broker-sales/

Young women lead surge in demand for advice: https://www.antonmurray.com/young-women-lead-surge-in-demand-for-advice/

$300 Billion in managed accounts: Why the next phase belongs to governance: https://www.antonmurray.com/300-billion-in-managed-accounts-why-the-next-phase-belongs-to-governance/

Sign up to our newsletter

Sign up to our newsletter

"*" indicates required fields

By subscribing to our newsletter I agree to the collection, use and disclosure of my personal information in accordance with our Privacy Policy