Singapore’s OCBC Group has announced key leadership changes to enhance its Greater China coverage.
Wang Ke, the CEO of OCBC Wing Hang China, will assume the role of head of Greater China, effective from 1 November 2023. He will succeed the current head Tan Wing Ming, who will return to Singapore as an adviser to the Group CEO, according to the bank's announcement.
Wang joined OCBC Group in 2012 as the head of IT in China and expanded his responsibilities to include operations in 2014. He was appointed as the head of the Pearl River Delta region in 2017, then assumed the position of CEO of OCBC Wing Hang China in 2019. Following Wang’s appointment, OCBC appoints Ang Eng Siong as the acting CEO of OCBC Wing Hang China, subject to regulatory approval. He is now the deputy president and head of corporate banking at the bank.
Ang joined OCBC in 2009, where he spent six years in Singapore in various roles across risk management, finance and business development. He moved to China in 2015 and was appointed as China’s chief risk officer in 2018, as well as head of corporate banking in 2022.
