HSBC China hire

Peter Wong to be new chairman of HSBC Bank China

Peter Wong takes over the role Vincent Cheng vacated in May, as chairman of HSBC China.
Peter Wong, HSBC
Peter Wong, HSBC
July 12, 2011

HSBC has appointed Peter Wong as chairman of its fully owned subsidiary HSBC Bank China. He succeeds Vincent Cheng, who retired from this position at the end of May. HSBC has won regulatory approval for the appointment and it is effective immediately.

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