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Ability to adapt is key to staying ahead of changing trends, says StanChart’s Li

Jude Chan
Published Tue, Jul 26, 2022 · 05:50 AM
    • Jessie Li, Standard Chartered Singapore's head of consumer, private and business banking (CPBB), sees herself as a universal travel adapter.
    • Jessie Li, Standard Chartered Singapore's head of consumer, private and business banking (CPBB), sees herself as a universal travel adapter. PHOTO: STANDARD CHARTERED BANK SINGAPORE

    JESSIE Li believes adaptability is one of the greatest assets amid changing trends in banking and finance.

    “With macroeconomic challenges, geopolitical changes, environmental transitions and other factors, it is no longer a cliche to say that the only constant now is change,” said Li, who was appointed Standard Chartered Bank Singapore’s head of consumer, private and business banking (CPBB) in April.

    Born and raised in Hong Kong, Li has since moved across multiple cities and countries. She describes herself as a universal travel adapter — “versatile and applicable worldwide, and agile enough to suit different conditions and locations”. It is also a conduit of energy sources for us to function and thrive, she added.

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