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Standard Chartered Bank has appointed Steven Cranwell as global head, Commercial Real Estate (CRE). Based in Singapore, Steven will be responsible for the Bank’s market-leading CRE segment and be a member of the global banking management team.
analysis and risk management system recently acquired by StatPro.
“Ian brings to Axioma in-depth expertise in the areas of fixed income and multi asset risk, performance attribution, and portfolio construction,” said Chris Canova, senior managing director, Global Product Specialists.
Steven has over 25 years of corporate and institutional banking experience including project finance, asset finance, structured trade and advisory. Most recently he was head of commercial banking for the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey at HSBC. Prior to that, Steven held various senior leadership positions at National Australia Bank including Hong Kong CEO and head of the bank’s institutional and corporate finance business for Asia.
Paul Skelton, global head, global banking, Standard Chartered, said: “Our CRE business is a key part of our corporate and institutional banking strategy and where our clients recognise our expertise and relevance. I am confident that with Steven’s extensive experience and leadership we will be able to make further strong progress.”
Axioma recently announced the appointment of Ian Lumb as managing director, head of risk solutions, a newly created position. Lumb was previously global head of UBS Delta, the portfolio
In Lumb’s previous role, he helped navigate UBS Delta to a commercial vendor model, then through the sale of the business to StatPro in May 2017. He started at UBS Delta in 2006 covering Northern European accounts, with a focus on asset managers, pension funds and insurers. Lumb spent three years as a relative value analyst with Nomura International.
Robert Sharpe has just joined Kabbage as its chief operating officer, as the online small business lender reached the $4 billion delivered. Sharpe has more than 20 years of executive leadership in North America, Europe and Asia. He has successfully held various C-level positions, including president, chief executive officer and chief operating officer with multiple global consumer goods companies, each serving tens of thousands of customers and generating billions of dollars in revenue. With an additional ten years of commercial banking and corporate finance experience, Sharpe will be responsible for Kabbage’s continued growth and operational oversight as the company expands internationally and scales its services to serve more and larger small businesses.
“Having focused on delighting customers, product innovation, operational excellence and global expansion throughout my career, I am
excited to contribute the benefits of these experiences to Kabbage’s mission of driving small business success,” said Sharpe.
“With Bob as COO, we have a seasoned leader with a shared dedication to our vision and a proven record of successfully leading rapidly scaling companies,” said Kabbage co-founder and president, Kathryn Petralia.
Overbond has announced the appointment of George Harrington as the company’s head of US business development. The capital markets platform for bond origination and fixed income deal execution, will base Harrington in its New York office.
Paul Skelton, Standard Chartered
Harrington is a seasoned debt capital markets professional, having held senior executive roles across the financial services industry, including head of global markets at Bloomberg where he led global FICC sales and product teams. In this role, he was responsible for the overall strategy and delivery of Bloomberg fixed income, foreign exchange, and execution management platforms.
“While the secondary bond market
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