OCBC appoints new CEO of OCBC Wing Hang Bank
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OCBC has appointed Ivy Au-Yeung as chief executive officer (CEO) of OCBC Wing Hang Bank, as the current head of the bank's Hong Kong unit retires.
Ms Au-Yeung, currently the deputy chief executive of OCBC Wing Hang, will step into her new post on May 20. Na Wu Beng, the current chief executive of OCBC Wing Hang, is retiring. Mr Na will remain with OCBC Wing Hang Bank as adviser to the board until the end of 2021.
Formerly the CEO of the Hong Kong branch of an Australian bank, Ms Au-Yeung joined OCBC Wing Hang Bank as deputy CEO in December 2019. The 58-year-old has been overseeing the retail banking group of the bank in Hong Kong, Banco OCBC Weng Hang, Macau, and OCBC Wing Hang Credit.
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