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Appointments HSBC appoints Pam Kaur as Group Chief Financial Officer Published: 6th November 2024 Share HSBC Holdings plc has appointed Pam Kaur as Group Chief Financial Officer (GCFO) and an Executive Director of the Board of Directors effective 1st January 2025. Pam, who joined the Group in April 2013 as Group Head of Audit, is currently Group Chief Risk and Compliance Officer (GCRCO). She is a highly experienced financial services executive with almost 40 years’ experience having worked in the UK and the US for British, American and German Banks. A qualified chartered accountant, Pam has strong technical knowledge and experience in treasury, capital, balance sheet and risk management. She has served on the Group Executive Committee for over a decade and brings a global perspective and an appreciation of the strategic challenges and opportunities, locally and globally, facing the banking industry in general and HSBC in particular. Jon Bingham, interim GCFO, will resume his role of Global Financial Controller. Sir Mark Tucker, HSBC Group Chairman, said: “I would like to congratulate Pam on her appointment as GCFO. She is highly respected and well known to the Board and was the unanimous choice. I wish Pam every success in her new role and thank Jon for his excellent support as interim GCFO.” HSBC Group Chief Executive, Georges Elhedery, said: “We had a strong bench of internal and external candidates to choose from and Pam was the exceptional candidate to recommend to the Board. I look forward to partnering with her for the next stage of the Bank’s growth and development. I would also like to thank Jon for his outstanding support during the interim period.” Lisa Laverick Editor - Asset Finance Connect Sign up to our newsletter Featured Stories AppointmentsIceberg appoints Anton Scott as Head of Sales TechnologyLendscape appoints new Chief Technology Officer AppointmentsAlphabet announces new Chief Operations Officer