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Posted on April 7, 2025
1 min readLast updated: January 24, 2026
Add as preferred source on GoogleHSBC Asset Management's UK CEO Stuart White departs after 14 years, initiating a search for his successor. White led the $200 billion UK arm and remains a non-executive director at NEST.
LONDON (Reuters) - HSBC Asset Management's UK CEO Stuart White is leaving the company after more than 14 years at the banking giant, which had started a search for his replacement, a spokesperson told Reuters.
"We can confirm that Stuart White is leaving HSBC Asset Management. We will conduct a search for his replacement," a spokesperson said, adding that he was leaving to pursue other opportunities outside the group.
White led HSBC Asset Management's $200 billion UK arm and was also a board director and member of the fund arm's global management committee, according to his LinkedIn profile, which says he remains a non-executive board director at the National Employment Savings Trust.
(Reporting by Sinead Cruise and Iain Withers; Editing by Tomasz Janowski)
The article discusses the departure of Stuart White, UK CEO of HSBC Asset Management, and the search for his successor.
Stuart White was the UK CEO of HSBC Asset Management, leading its $200 billion UK arm and serving on the global management committee.
HSBC Asset Management is a global investment management firm, part of the HSBC Group, managing assets for clients worldwide.
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