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Former OCBC chairman Lee Seng Wee, 85, dies

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Published Mon, Aug 10, 2015 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    LEE Seng Wee, the former chairman and chief executive officer of OCBC Bank, died peacefully last Friday at the age of 85.

    He sustained a head injury during a fall and was brought to the Singapore General Hospital, where he underwent neurosurgery. He later succumbed to complications arising from the fall.

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