Hang Seng Bank Promotes Hong Kong Leader’s Son
HSBC subsidiary Hang Seng Bank has announced the promotion of the son of John Lee, Hong Kong's chief executive.
Hang Seng Bank has appointed Gilbert Lee Man-lung as vice-chairman of the Hong Kong lender’s China unit, according to a statement.
Lee, the eldest son of Hong Kong chief executive John Lee, first joined Hang Seng in 2014. He was most recently the bank's head of strategy and planning as well as chief of staff to the CEO.
The change follows the upcoming exit of Ryan Song, currently vice-chairman and CEO of Hang Seng Bank (China), who will take on a new role at parent HSBC in June. His other role as CEO of the China unit will be taken over by current deputy CEO William Wu who will become executive director, CEO and head of wholesale for Hang Seng Bank (China).
