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Mark Frettingham, newly appointed Head of Corporate Banking for HSBC's Southern Corporate Banking Centre, brings 34 years of experience to support businesses over £30m turnover.
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HSBC APPOINTS NEW HEAD OF CORPORATE BANKING FOR THE SOUTHERN REGION

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Posted on March 27, 2013

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Mark Frettingham Named Head of Southern Corporate Banking

hsbc frettinghamHSBC has announced the key appointment of Mark Frettingham as Head of Corporate Banking for the Southern Corporate Banking Centre, which has offices in both Southampton and Crawley, covering the area from Kent to Weymouth. Mark has a wealth of banking experience and will manage HSBC’s Corporate banking operations supporting businesses with a turnover of greater than £30m.

Mark has been leading the Solent Corporate Banking Centre for 5 years and now has responsibility for the larger area. Mark has worked for HSBC for 34 years and assumes overall responsibility for the Corporate Banking Centre’s clients as well as the development of HSBC’s business in the South.

Expanded Responsibilities and Specialist Services

As well as having relationship managers for all its clients, including potential new customers, specialist capability also exists in both sites in relation to International Trade, Invoice Finance, Asset Finance, Treasury Products, Payments & Cash Management, Debt & Capital Markets and a host of other products and services.

Mark Frettingham Shares Vision for the Role

Commenting on his new role, Mark said: “I’m delighted to be leading such a dedicated and industrious team and I am keen to work with our corporate clients to help them achieve their ambitions whether trading locally, across the UK or internationally. Even in the difficult times we have faced recently there are fantastic success stories locally which HSBC has been proud to support.

He adds: “These are challenging times for businesses, but they also offer great opportunities. We forecast that UK international trade will grow by 60% over the next 15 years and I’m committed to working with my experienced and capable team to help our corporate clients strengthen their businesses both domestically and internationally. By 2050, we believe that 19 of the 30 largest economies in the world will be ones that we today describe as emerging markets.

Global Expertise and Local Knowledge for Clients

“We are in the fortunate position of being able to offer businesses worldwide expertise and global solutions. Whilst knowing the local market inside out, we want to ensure that we’re giving our customers flexible financial support, when and where they need it.”

Personal Background and Interests of Mark Frettingham

Mark is married and has two daughters, one at University and the other working locally. When not at work other interests include sports especially football and golf and he is learning to play the drums.

 

 

Key Takeaways

  • HSBC has appointed Mark Frettingham as Head of Corporate Banking for its Southern Corporate Banking Centre.
  • The Centre, based in Southampton and Crawley, covers the region from Kent to Weymouth and supports businesses with turnover over £30m.
  • Mark brings 34 years’ HSBC experience and previously led the Solent Centre for five years.
  • The centre offers a full suite of capabilities including international trade, invoice finance, asset finance, treasury, payments, DCM, and more.
  • Mark emphasises opportunities in UK trade, forecasting 60% growth over 15 years, and HSBC’s global reach to support emerging markets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mark Frettingham?
He is HSBC’s newly appointed Head of Corporate Banking for the Southern Corporate Banking Centre, with 34 years at HSBC and 5 years leading the Solent Centre.
Which area does he now oversee?
He now oversees the Southern Corporate Banking Centre covering Southampton, Crawley and the region from Kent to Weymouth.
What size of businesses will he support?
He will support corporate clients with turnover greater than £30 million.
What expertise does the Centre offer?
It provides international trade, invoice finance, asset finance, treasury products, payments and cash management, debt and capital markets among other services.
What is HSBC’s trade outlook mentioned in his comments?
HSBC forecasts UK international trade will grow by 60% over the next 15 years, and by 2050, 19 of the 30 largest economies will be emerging markets.

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