HSBC appoints Alan Turner as head of commercial banking for Singapore

In this role, Mr Turner will have responsibility for HSBC’s Large Corporates and Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) banking segments, as well as leading the Global Trade and Receivables Finance, and Global Liquidity and Cash Management solutions businesses in Singapore.

With more than 25 years’ experience, including six years in Asia, Mr Turner brings strong regional and sector expertise from a variety of senior executive roles in trade finance, liquidity and cash management, and leveraged and debt finance.

Mr Turner joined HSBC Commercial Banking from a major British bank, bringing with him a rich background across corporate and investment banking.

Mr Turner will jointly report to Tony Cripps, Chief Executive Officer for HSBC in Singapore and Stuart Tait, Head of Commercial Banking for Asia Pacific.

He succeeds the role from Steven Cranwell, who has been appointed Regional Head of Commercial Banking Middle East, North Africa & Turkey.

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