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barrenjoey opens hong kong office
3 FEBRUARY 2025
Barrenjoey has announced the establishment of a Hong Kong office, offering Australian and New Zealand equities sales, trading and research to Asian clients.
This follows Barrenjoey’s launch of an Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) office in 2024 providing Fixed Income AUD and NZD sales and trading services.
Head of Equities Chris Williams said that the establishment of the Hong Kong office brings Barrenjoey’s equities team closer to the firm’s Asian client base.
“Hong Kong is a key global financial centre and our presence ensures proximity to our clients in the region, underlining our commitment to this important market,” Mr Williams said.
Equities Chief Operating Officer Klaudia Szargawinska said that Barrenjoey had worked closely through its strategic alliance with Forsyth Barr to acquire their Asian business (Forsyth Barr Asia Limited). “Acquiring Forsyth Barr’s existing operations in Hong Kong enabled us to accelerate our presence in Hong Kong, and we’re grateful for the collaboration with Forsyth Barr.”
Head of Asia Distribution Angus McGeoch said Barrenjoey’s clients in the region are now benefiting from an on-ground presence in Hong Kong. “Barrenjoey offers market leading products across the Australia and New Zealand investment landscape.
Our ability to bring that expertise to Hong Kong will provide our clients with valuable insights, unique access and vast investment opportunities. We look forward to engaging face to face with our clients and market participants,” said Mr McGeoch