Jo Miyake

Jo Miyake currently serves as Head of Banking, Asia and Middle East within HSBC's Corporate and Institutional Banking division, where he oversees HSBC's banking operations across the region under the newly restructured Corporate and Institutional Banking unit. He joined HSBC in 2021 and brings more than 25 years of experience working in the financial industry.

His career began at JPMorgan where over a 14-year period he held senior client-facing roles in fixed income sales, structuring and principal investments. Following a move to Bank of America, he held numerous leadership roles across Global Transaction Services, Global Commodities and Global Credit and Distressed Trading. Through these roles Jo has built a strong reputation and specialism in driving global growth.

Jo holds a Master of Science in physics from Imperial College, London and has worked in London, New York, and Hong Kong. He is married with a daughter and two boys.

Career history

• 2024–Present: Head of Banking, Asia and Middle East, Corporate and Institutional Banking at HSBC
• 2024: Interim CEO, Global Commercial Banking at HSBC
• 2021–2024: General Manager, Chief Commercial Officer, Global Commercial Bank at HSBC
• 2018–2021: Global Head of Cross Product Solutions and Commercialization, Global Transaction Services at Bank of America
• 2016–2021: Global Commodities COO, Managing Director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch

What Jo Miyake could bring to Head of Banking, Asia and Middle East at HSBC: With a career spanning three decades in global financial services and deep expertise across transaction services, commodities trading, and structured credit, Miyake brings proven capability in managing complex, multinational client relationships across emerging markets. His background in principal investments and strategic growth initiatives, combined with his international experience across London, New York, and Hong Kong, positions him well to navigate Asia and Middle East capital flows and cross-border trade finance opportunities during a period of significant geopolitical shifts and regional economic transformation.

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