Mohamed Braham has been promoted as head of global markets and head of fixed income and currencies (FIC) for Asia Pacific at Societe Generale.
Braham will take on his role from 1 January 2026, and he will oversee the firm’s global markets division, as well as its FIC activities across APAC.
In addition, he will also continue his former role as deputy global head of FIC, which he has held since January 2025.
Braham will be based out of Hong Kong in his new role, and will report to Jerome Niddam, chief executive for Asia Pacific for Societe Generale, who said: “[Braham’s] market expertise and leadership will be instrumental in driving our strategic ambitions in Asia Pacific.
“His appointment reinforces our commitment to strengthening connectivity between Asia and other regions, while delivering greater relevance and impact for our clients across global markets.”
Braham will also functionally report to Francisco Oliveira and Hatem Mustapha, co-heads of global markets.
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Braham initially joined the firm in 1993, serving in several trading positions, before later taking on various senior roles in London and New York, such as becoming head of rates trading in 2012, and head of FIC for the Americas from 2017 to 2019.