SeABank names new acting CEO
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Le Quoc Long, for the last 18 years the deputy CEO of SeABank, has been named its new acting CEO with effect from Tuesday.
He replaces Loic Faussier, who resigned for personal reasons after being with the bank for three years as CEO and in other key positions.
Long, 58, has accounting and law diplomas from two Hanoi universities and been working in finance-banking for 30 years.
He joined SeABank in 2005 as deputy CEO in charge of credit and risks management.
The executive board of SeABank now has nine members.
SeABank was established in 1994 and has 181 branches across the country.
Questions & Answers
Q.When did Le Quoc Long become the new acting CEO?
When did Le Quoc Long become the new acting CEO?
Le Quoc Long's appointment as acting CEO became effective on Tuesday. This follows the resignation of the previous CEO, Loic Faussier, for personal reasons after three years with the bank.
Q.What is Le Quoc Long's background before this appointment?
What is Le Quoc Long's background before this appointment?
Le Quoc Long has worked in finance and banking for 30 years and held the position of deputy CEO at SeABank for the last 18 years. He joined SeABank in 2005, managing credit and risks.
Q.How many members are currently on SeABank's executive board?
How many members are currently on SeABank's executive board?
The executive board of SeABank now comprises nine members, including the newly appointed acting CEO. The bank itself was established in 1994 and operates 181 branches nationwide.
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