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OCBC Names Consumer Banking Sucessor

By Wei Zhang
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OCBC names a successor to oversee the consumer financial services following the exit of Dennis Tan.

Tan joined the bank 10 years ago as its head of branch and group premier banking before being appointed as head of consumer financial services in 2012. He will be succeeded by Sunny Quek, effective November 13, reporting to OCBC’s COO and Bank of Singapore chairman, Ching Wei Hong.

After 10 years with OCBC, [Tan] has decided to pursue other interests, according to a spokesperson for the bank, who added that Quek would also join the bank’s group management committee.

Quek was the branch banking director at Citibank Singapore before he joining OCBC in late 2012 as Singapore head of branch and premier banking. In the last six years, he has tasked with forming and executing OCBC’s sales and distribution strategy for the consumer banking branch network in Singapore.

Questions & Answers

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What role did Dennis Tan hold before his departure from OCBC?

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Dennis Tan was the head of consumer financial services at OCBC. He was appointed to this position in 2012, after previously serving as head of branch and group premier banking since joining the bank.

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When is Sunny Quek set to begin his new role at OCBC?

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Sunny Quek will take up his new position as the successor for consumer financial services on November 13. He will report directly to Ching Wei Hong, OCBC’s COO and Bank of Singapore chairman.

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What experience does Sunny Quek bring to his new role?

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Sunny Quek previously served as OCBC's Singapore head of branch and premier banking since late 2012. Before joining OCBC, he was the branch banking director at Citibank Singapore, bringing extensive banking experience.

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What specific responsibilities has Sunny Quek had at OCBC over the past six years?

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For the past six years, Sunny Quek has been responsible for developing and implementing OCBC’s sales and distribution strategy. This work focused on the consumer banking branch network specifically in Singapore.

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