HSBC Holdings Plc’s Chief Executive Officer for Hong Kong Anita Fung will depart next month amid a management reorganization in China, according to an internal memo seen by Bloomberg News.

HSBC's Hong Kong chief executive officer Anita Fung will leave the firm mid-February, according to an internal memo seen by FinanceAsia. Fung, a two-decade veteran of the bank, will pursue other ...

Li & Fung Ltd. has hired three banks to handle the Hong Kong listing of its brand and licensing division. ... Li & Fung Appoints Citigroup, HSBC, GS to Handle HK Listing of Brand Division.

HONG KONG, Jan 8 (Reuters) - HSBC Holdings (HKSE: 0005.HK - news) ' Hong Kong chief executive, Anita Fung, is leaving the bank to pursue other opportunities outside the group, an internal memo seen by ...

Anita Fung Yuen-mei, chief executive of HSBC Hong Kong, is leaving the bank next month while the lender’s China head, Helen Wong, is taking up a new role in which she will oversee the mainland ...

HSBC under fire over Hong Kong pensions: Bank accused of blocking those who fled crackdown from accessing funds. By CALUM MUIRHEAD FOR THE DAILY MAIL. Updated: 16:51 EDT, 12 April 2023 ...

HSBC intends to concentrate on growing its wealth clientele in Hong Kong by utilising its distinct location in the area to cater to foreign customers. Tony Leung Chiu-wai, a well-known actor, has ...

Installation view: Dominique Fung, “Beneath the Golden Canopy” at MASSIMODECARLO, Hong Kong. Photo: Visual Voices / Courtesy the artist and MASSIMODECARLO Dominique Fung’s paintings contain ...

HSBC's customers in Hong Kong have in fact been able to trade such crypto investment products since they were listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in December. BTC $ 105,345.57 ...

HSBC blocks pensions to Hong Kong exiles. FTSE 100 bank sitting on £978m in savings owed to tens of thousands of people They sought sanctuary after escaping crackdown on pro-democracy protests ...

HSBC Holdings' Hong Kong chief executive, Anita Fung, is leaving the bank to pursue other opportunities outside the group, an internal memo seen by Reuters showed on Thursday.

HSBC's customers in Hong Kong have in fact been able to trade such crypto investment products since they were listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in December.