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Joanna Munro (She/Her)
CEO, HSBC Alternatives at HSBC Asset Management
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Joanna Munro is HSBC Global Asset Management's Global Head of Stewardship and Fiduciary Governance, and has been Chair of the UK investment business since 2016. Joanna's previous roles included CEO for Asia and CEO for HSBC Multimanager.
She joined HSBC in 2005 as Global Chief Investment Officer for HSBC Investments, including Multimanager, Liquidity, Asset Allocation and Solutions. Joanna started working in the industry in 1986, working for Prudential Portfolio Managers, BARRA Inc., Salomon Brothers Asset Management and ABN AMRO Asset Management before, in 2000, joining AXA Investment Managers. Here she ran business development activities globally for fixed income and the structured asset management business before, in 2003, being appointed Director, Head of UK Institutional where she led the UK sales team and global consultant relations team.
Joanna has a BA (Hons) in Mathematics and Engineering from Queens College in Cambridge, an MSc in Economics from the London School of Economics, an MBA from Stanford University and an MA in Creative Writing from Goldsmiths. She is also an ASIP (Associate of the Society of Investment Professionals), a member of the Investment Association Board and an early member of the Diversity Project.
She joined HSBC in 2005 as Global Chief Investment Officer for HSBC Investments, including Multimanager, Liquidity, Asset Allocation and Solutions. Joanna started working in the industry in 1986, working for Prudential Portfolio Managers, BARRA Inc., Salomon Brothers Asset Management and ABN AMRO Asset Management before, in 2000, joining AXA Investment Managers. Here she ran business development activities globally for fixed income and the structured asset management business before, in 2003, being appointed Director, Head of UK Institutional where she led the UK sales team and global consultant relations team.
Joanna has a BA (Hons) in Mathematics and Engineering from Queens College in Cambridge, an MSc in Economics from the London School of Economics, an MBA from Stanford University and an MA in Creative Writing from Goldsmiths. She is also an ASIP (Associate of the Society of Investment Professionals), a member of the Investment Association Board and an early member of the Diversity Project.
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