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05 November 2025 by Adrian Suljanovic

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HSBC appoints former NAB manager

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HSBC's custodian business has appointed Aaron Ng as senior product manager for Asia.

Custodian HSBC Securities Services (HSS) has appointed Aaron Ng as senior product manager for its transfer agency division, heading up the product function for Asia.

Ng will be responsible for identifying market and product opportunities, as well as helping to develop and refine the market and product strategy for the region.

He joins HSS from National Australia Bank in Hong Kong. He has also worked for ING and started his career at Bank of Bermuda in Hong Kong.

Ng will report to Gina Slotosch and will be based in Hong Kong.

 
 

HSS provides fund administration, custody and related securities services around the world, with more than 7000 employees and 2000 clients.

Global assets under custody were US$5.8 trillion and global assets under administration were US$2.6 trillion as at 30 June 2011.