Hong Kong Fund Association CEO Retires
The Hong Kong Investment Funds Association’s chief executive officer is retiring after more than 30 years of contributions to the organization.
The Hong Kong Investment Funds Association's (HKIFA) CEO Sally Wong is retiring, effective October 31, according to a statement. This follows more than 30 years of service at the non-profit organization, which included contributions related to the mutual fund market, the local pension fund scheme, investor education and research initiatives.
A formal process has been initiated to find a permanent successor to Wong. Meanwhile, Bruno Lee has been appointed as a consultant to work closely with the HKIFA executive committee and executive office to provide strategic guidance during the transition. Lee has 30 years of asset and wealth management experience, including as the founder of BIG Family Limited and a two-term HKIFA chairman.
«On behalf of HKIFA, I extend our deepest gratitude to Sally for her leadership and dedication over three decades in shaping HKIFA into the respected institution it is today,» said HKIFA chairman Sam Yu. «As we prepare for this transition, we are delighted to welcome Bruno, whose extensive industry experience and strategic acumen make him the ideal choice to guide HKIFA through this next phase.»
