CBRE announced the appointment of veteran investment banker Hugh Macdonald as Head of Capital Advisors for Asia Pacific.
CBRE announced the appointment of veteran investment banker Hugh Macdonald as Head of Capital Advisors for Asia Pacific. Starting his role in Sydney, Macdonald will relocate to Singapore in the first quarter of 2025.
Macdonald joins CBRE from Deutsche Bank, where he was previously the Head of Investment Banking Coverage and Advisory for Australia and New Zealand. With extensive experience at institutions such as Citi, Morgan Stanley and Bankers Trust, he brings a deep understanding of real estate, gaming, leisure, and lodging sectors to his new position.
Renowned for his expertise in various financial products, including M&A, financing, and capital markets, Macdonald has successfully originated and executed numerous high-profile transactions across Asia Pacific, showcasing his strong cross-border experience.
Macdonald will report to Leo van den Thillart, Global Head of Investment Banking, and Greg Hyland, Head of Capital Markets, Asia Pacific.
“Our Capital Advisors business has experienced exceptional growth in Asia Pacific, raising over US$3.5 billion of capital in the past 18 months. With Hugh’s established relationships, we are confident in expanding our investment banking services across the region, providing top-tier capital markets, M&A, and strategic solutions to our clients,” said Hyland.
“I am eager to collaborate with my new colleagues to enhance the value we provide to our clients, meeting their diverse capital requirements and driving business growth throughout the Asia Pacific region,” said Macdonald.
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