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Hong Kong's Largest Independent IFA Firm Makes Raft Of Senior Management Changes
Hong Kong's largest independent financial advisor has made a raft of senior management changes.
Hong Kong-based Convoy Financial Holdings, the largest independent financial advisor firm in the jurisdiction, has unveiled a raft of senior management appointments, including the naming of a new vice-chairman and new chief executive.
Rosetta Fongis was named vice chairman; over the past 17 years, Fong has been working with the firm’s chairman, Quincy Wong.
Mark Mak was promoted to that of group CEO. He reports directly to the Board. He joined the group as chief financial officer in 2002.
Christie Chan was appointed as the new group chief financial officer and reports to Mak. Ms. Chan will oversee the finance and accounting functions as well as be responsible for the group's overall financial operations.
Henry Shin, the group's current chief distribution officer, took up the post of acting CEO of Convoy China.
The appointments came into effect at the start of January.
Hong Kong-based Convoy Financial Holdings has unveiled a raft of senior management appointments, including the naming of a new vice-chairman and new chief executive.
Rosetta Fongis was named vice chairman; over the past 17 years, Fong has been working with the firm’s chairman, Quincy Wong.
Mark Mak was promoted to that of group CEO. He reports directly to the Board. He joined the group as chief financial officer in 2002.
Christie Chan was appointed as the new group chief financial officer and reports to Mak. Ms. Chan will oversee the finance and accounting functions as well as be responsible for the group's overall financial operations.
Henry Shin, the group's current chief distribution officer, took up the post of acting CEO of Convoy China.
The appointments came into effect at the start of January.
In August, the firm said that in the six months to the end of June, Convoy logged a 29.8 per cent year-on-year surge in revenue to HK$608 million ($78.4 million); net profit attributable to owners of the firm stood at HK$130 million, surging 197.2 per cent on the same period a year ago.
