After a decade at the British multinational bank, the senior executive is headed to a rival, where she will support efforts to build its corporate banking business in Asia.
HSBC has hired investment banker Misi Tang as the firm’s managing director and head of capital goods and autos for Asia-Pacific, citing people familiar with the matter.
The role is based in Hong Kong, and will start in December, the publication said.
Tang was previously a Hong Kong-based managing director and head of industrials, China at Barclays Capital, where she has worked since 2010, according to her LinkedIn profile. She was previously employed as an attorney at various law firms after starting her career as an analyst at Accenture.
Tang’s hire follows HSBC’s appointment of Jeremy Choy as head of its Asia Technology Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) team in June. Choy joined from boutique investment bank China Renaissance, where he worked for 4 years, most recently as managing director and head of M&A.
