JPMorgan hires Alex To as Asia Pacific vice chair, memo says

Reuters
29 Apr
JPMorgan hires Alex To as Asia Pacific vice chair, memo says

SYDNEY, April 29 (Reuters) - JPMorgan JPM.N has hired Alex To as the bank's vice chair of Asia Pacific, according to a memo seen by Reuters on Tuesday.

To will be based in Hong Kong and joins the bank from being the chief executive of CDH Investments, the memo said.

He will report to JPMorgan's Asia Pacific chief executive Sjoerd Leenart, the note sent to staff on Tuesday added.

A JPMorgan spokesperson confirmed the contents of the memo.

To joined CDH Investments in 2022 after he was the co-head of investment banking at Bank of America BAC.N and he has previusly worked at Morgan Stanley MS.N.

JPMorgan has recently made a number of hires across its investment banking business, especially in Australia with the recruitment of Dragi Ristevski and Justin Grimmond. It also hired David Cameron-Smail who will begin in June as the head of the bank's South East Asia equity capital markets business.

(Reporting by Scott Murdoch; Editing by Kim Coghill)

((Scott.Murdoch@thomsonreuters.com;))

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