JPMorgan Hunts for New Technology Managing Director in Hong Kong Despite Possibility of US Banks Cutting Investment Bankers

JPMorgan is currently on the hunt for a new technology managing director in Hong Kong, despite the possibility of US banks cutting investment bankers in the region. Steve Brooks, who previously held the role of head of APAC equities technology at JPMorgan, left the bank in January to spend time with his family. The bank is now searching for a replacement to fill Brooks’ vacant position.

Brooks had a long and distinguished career at JPMorgan, joining the bank in London in 2002 and holding various positions until his departure. Prior to joining JPMorgan, Brooks had worked at the Bank of England and served as their EMEA head of algo trading and liquidity until 2013. Despite flat equities sales and trading revenues in the first quarter of 2024, JPMorgan remains committed to filling key technology roles in the region.

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