ZURICH – UBS Group AG (NYSE:) has appointed new leadership within its global banking division for the Europe, the Middle East, and Africa region, as per internal memos first reported by Bloomberg News and then confirmed by a company representative.
Marco Superina is set to become the head of global banking Switzerland starting from January. Superina brings a wealth of experience from Credit Suisse, where he served as head of M&A for Switzerland. His tenure at Credit Suisse began in 1997, and his expertise is expected to bolster UBS’s operations in the region.
Philipp Beck will maintain his role as head of M&A for EMEA and will be relocating to London, indicating a strategic emphasis on the UK’s financial hub for UBS’s mergers and acquisitions endeavors.
In a move to strengthen its French and Belux banking operations, UBS has appointed Pierre Lescastereyres as co-head of global banking for France and Belux. He will share this role with Bruno Hallak and continue to support the global industrials group with a focus on the chemicals sector.
Thomas Poos has been named the head of global banking in the Netherlands, a significant appointment that underscores UBS’s commitment to its Dutch market presence.
These appointments come as part of UBS’s ongoing efforts to realign its leadership structure and enhance its service offerings across key markets. The changes reflect the bank’s strategic priorities and its focus on leveraging experienced leaders to drive growth in the EMEA region.
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