HSBC's Fung promoted

Anita Fung moves up the HSBC ladder

Anita Fung is appointed Hong Kong CEO for HSBC, in addition to her role as global banking and markets chief, after the departure of Mark McCombe to BlackRock.

<div style="text-align: left;"> Anita Fung speaking at our Country Awards on Friday night </div>

Sameera Anand

September 12, 2011

HSBC on Friday promoted Anita Fung to chief executive officer for Hong Kong. She will take on the new role in addition to her existing duties as head of global banking and markets (GBM).

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