Women in finance: Helen Wong

HSBC's chief executive for Greater China helped establish the lender as the largest foreign bank on the mainland.
Helen Wong
Helen Wong
August 17, 2015

Helen Wong became HSBC's chief executive for Greater China in March, having joined HSBC in 1992 and worked her way up steadily through the ranks. Wong has 30 years’ banking experience in the Greater China and Asia-Pacific region.

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