There’s a new markets boss at UBS’s local outpost, ahead of Credit Suisse ranks’ arrival.
UBS’s local outpost has picked a head of global markets for Australia New Zealand, in a freshly minted role that oversees the investment bank’s local equities as well as fixed income businesses.Michael Hendrie was announced as UBS’s head of global markets for ANZ in a memo sent to staff this week.
Hendrie is a UBS lifer, starting at the bank in 1994 and working across a slew of roles in trading, syndication and distribution including in London.
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