London-based asset manager Trium Capital has hired Patrick Mang from HSBC to serve as its new COO.

Mang spent over 10 years at HSBC, where he held multiple positions covering equity derivatives trading, corporate strategy, as well as innovation.

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He was latterly the head of innovation for global markets at HSBC.

In this capacity at HSBC, he was responsible for offering financial assistance to internal projects focused on disruptive technologies.

As HSBC’s head of innovation for global markets, he also sponsored new market infrastructure investments and managed fintech alliances.

Previously, Mang had a stint at Deutsche Bank, where he served as a fund derivatives trader.

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Trium Capital was recently in the news for setting up a Dublin base in preparation for Britain’s departure from the EU.

The firm intends to launch a ‘Super ManCo’ in Dublin to accommodate its UCITS and non-UCITS funds. The new base will be led by Andrew Collins.

Notably, last month, Trium Capital added hedge fund firm Sabre Fund Management to its multi-boutique structure.

Under the agreement, Sabre’s Quantitative Equity Arbitrage fund and Dynamic Equity fund were renamed as Sabre Trium. The agreement also involved the transfer of 10 Sabre employees to the London offices of Trium Capital.