Allen Chiu, head of discretionary and funds specialists, Hong Kong, will cover Lim’s role on an interim basis.
Allen Chiu, head of discretionary and funds specialists, Hong Kong, will cover Lim’s role on an interim basis.
Lina Lim, managing director, head of funds & discretionary, Hong Kong Wealth and Premier Solutions at HSBC will leave the bank at the end of this month.
Allen Chiu, head of discretionary and funds specialists, Hong Kong, will cover the role on an interim basis while HSBC conducts a search for a replacement, according to a statement by the bank.
Lim (pictured) has spent seven years at HSBC, where she was also the executive officer in relation to Type 9 regulated activities under the supervision of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. She has around 30 years of industry experience in both asset and wealth management sectors.
Prior to joining HSBC, Lim worked for more than 13 years a JP Morgan Private Bank, where she was an executive director and, among other responsibilities, was regional head of managed solutions Asia, according to her LiinkedIn profile.
She started her career at EY in Malaysia before moving to Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management where she was a senior portfolio manager.
Lim has led the discretionary business for institutional wealth including family offices, endowments, non-profit organisations and foundations.
She is a member of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountant (ACCA) and Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA). Lin as served as board member in non-profit organisations focusing on education, gender equality and wellness.
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