Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, May 2026 – Christy Dass has joined HSBC as Vice President, Global Head of Sourcing, taking on a critical leadership role in shaping the bank’s global talent sourcing strategy. In this position, she will lead the Sourcing Centre of Excellence (CoE), focusing on building high-performance teams and leveraging innovative sourcing technologies to navigate an evolving global talent landscape.
Christy Dass brings over two decades of experience in talent acquisition and sourcing leadership. Prior to joining HSBC, she served as Talent Acquisition Leader at Delta Technology Hub, where she led strategic hiring initiatives and built scalable recruitment frameworks to support business growth.
Before that, she was with Standard Chartered Bank, where she held roles such as Associate Vice President – Resourcing (Global Talent Research) and Senior Manager – Resourcing. During her tenure, she played a key role in strengthening global talent research capabilities and driving strategic sourcing initiatives across geographies.
Earlier, she spent over four years at Novo Nordisk as Manager – Talent Acquisition, where she led hiring for specialized functions including finance, legal, and corporate strategy, building strong talent pipelines for niche roles.
Her experience also includes leadership roles at Capgemini, where she managed large recruitment teams and delivered high-volume hiring programs, and an extensive tenure at IBM, where she progressed across multiple recruitment roles, gaining deep expertise in sourcing and talent management.
She began her career at Fidelity Investments as a sourcing specialist, building a strong foundation in talent acquisition.
Christy holds an MBA in HR and Marketing from Sikkim Manipal University.
HSBC is one of the world’s leading banking and financial services organizations, serving more than 40 million customers across 58 countries and territories. With a strong global network and a purpose to open up a world of opportunity, HSBC continues to drive innovation and excellence across retail, corporate, and investment banking.
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