BNY Mellon AM searches for Asia leader
Thom Fisher moves to Tokyo as country head for BNY Mellon’s asset-management and asset-servicing businesses.
BNY Mellon has appointed Thom Fisher as general manager of its Tokyo branch and country executive for Japan, while beginning to search for a replacement for David Jiang, previous Asia-Pacific CEO for BNY Mellon’s asset management business.
Jiang remains with BNY Mellon but has moved to affiliated company Mellon Capital in San Francisco, a passive and ETF asset manager. In that role, Jiang will have global sales responsibility so will continue to have contact with clients in Asia-Pacif…
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