OCBC Names Successor for for Hong Kong Chief
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OCBC appoints new chief for its Hong Kong unit, succeeding longstanding veteran Na Wu Beng. Ivy Au-yeung has been appointed chief executive of OCBC Wing Hang – the Singapore lender’s Hong Kong unit – according to a report, effective as of May 20, reporting to group CEO Helen Wong.
Na will step down from the role and retire after more than two decades with the bank – he first joined in 1990 as the general manager of the Hong Kong branch – remaining as an advisor to the board until 2021-end.
Au-yeung has 30 years of global banking experience and is currently OCBC Wing Hang’s deputy chief executive.
Questions & Answers
Q.Who is the new chief executive for OCBC Wing Hang?
Who is the new chief executive for OCBC Wing Hang?
Ivy Au-yeung has been appointed as the new chief executive for OCBC Wing Hang. She is currently the deputy chief executive and has 30 years of global banking experience.
Q.When will the new chief executive's appointment become effective?
When will the new chief executive's appointment become effective?
Ivy Au-yeung's appointment as chief executive of OCBC Wing Hang is effective as of May 20. She will report directly to group CEO Helen Wong.
Q.What is Na Wu Beng's future role with the bank?
What is Na Wu Beng's future role with the bank?
Na Wu Beng will step down from his role and retire after over two decades with the bank. He will remain as an advisor to the board until the end of 2021.
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