Mark Tucker Takes Helm at AIA Group Amid HSBC Transition
Mark Tucker, formerly AIA Group's CEO, has been appointed chairman of AIA Group after stepping down as HSBC's chairman. Brendan Nelson will serve as interim chairman of HSBC as the search for a permanent successor begins, with Jamie Forese among the candidates. Tucker's resignation marks HSBC's shift towards Asia.

Mark Tucker, previously CEO of AIA Group, has returned to the company, taking on the role of chairman, according to recent announcements from AIA and HSBC. Tucker's appointment follows his resignation as chairman at HSBC, a position he had used to steer the bank towards its strategic realignment in Asian markets.
At HSBC, Brendan Nelson has been named interim chairman as the bank conducts its search for Tucker's successor. The process is being managed by Ann Godbehere, HSBC's senior independent director. Nelson's experience with UK-listed boards positions him well for this interim responsibility.
Meanwhile, individuals familiar with HSBC's hiring plans suggest Jamie Forese, a former Citigroup President, could be among the top contenders for the permanent chairman position. As Tucker's departure signals HSBC's increased focus on Asia, the bank is poised for significant leadership shifts.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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