Lee will assume the transport coverage left behind by Peter Hilton, who will be focusing on product and research management as the Swiss bank tries to boost its equity franchise in the region. At Deutsche Bank, Lee was head of Asia transportation coverage.
Based in Hong Kong, Lee will report to Ali Naqvi, the bankÆs head of equity research for Asia ex-Japan.
ô[LeeÆs] experience covering the transport sector will be vital to the bankÆs strategy of providing top-quality research and analysis to aid our clients in maximising their portfolio returns. [The appointment] also means we can tap PeterÆs considerable research expertise to expand our product and research management capabilities,ö says Naqvi.
Before joining Deutsche Bank, Lee worked as a research analyst at UBS. In 2006, he was elected by an Asiamoney survey as the top transport analyst in Asia.
Meanwhile, Quek's new role puts him in charge of devising overall market strategy, leading a team of 11 sell-side research analysts. On top of that, he will also cover SingaporeÆs media and defense sectors directly. He too will report to Naqvi.
Quek joined Credit Suisse in 1997 and is currently a director of equity research, covering the media sectors in China, Hong Kong and Singapore. He will transfer to Singapore in July.
ôSeanÆs depth of experience, extensive knowledge and understanding not only of the Singapore market but our key regional markets make him the best candidate to assume this role. We are committed to strengthening our capabilities in Singapore equities research and providing the best growth opportunities for our research team,ö says Naqvi.
During his 10 years with Credit Suisse, Quek has been a member of the bankÆs top ranked consumer, media, telecom and Singapore research teams.Credit Suisse has hired Sam Lee from Deutsche Bank as director of equity research and head of its transport sector research team in Asia ex-Japan. The bank will also transfer Sean Quek from Hong Kong to Singapore where he will take up the position as head of Singapore research.
Lee will assume the transport coverage left behind by Peter Hilton, who will be focusing on product and research management as the Swiss bank tries to boost its equity franchise in the region. At Deutsche Bank Lee was head of Asia transportation coverage.
Based in Hong Kong, Lee will report to Ali Naqvi, the bankÆs head of equity research for Asia ex-Japan.
ôHis (LeeÆs) experience covering the transport sector will be vital to the bankÆs strategy of providing top-quality research and analysis to aid our clients in maximising their portfolio returns. (The appointment) also means we can tap PeterÆs considerable research expertise to expand our product and research management capabilities,ö Naqvi says in a written statement.
Before joining Deutsche Bank, Lee worked as a research analyst at UBS. In 2006 he was elected by an Asiamoney survey as the top transport analyst in Asia.
Meanwhile, Quek will in his new position be in charge of devising overall market strategy and will lead a team of 11 sell-side research analysts. On top of that he will also cover SingaporeÆs media and defense sectors directly. He too will report to Naqvi.
Quek joined Credit Suisse in 1997 and is currently a director of equity research, covering the media sectors in China, Hong Kong and Singapore. He will transfer to Singapore in July.
ôSeanÆs depth of experience, extensive knowledge and understanding not only of the Singapore market but our key regional markets make him the best candidate to assume this role. We are committed to strengthening our capabilities in Singapore equities research and providing the best growth opportunities for our research team,ö says Naqvi.
During his 10 years with Credit Suisse, Quek has been a member of the bankÆs top ranked consumer, media, telecom and Singapore research teams.
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