First day in office, Chen Yiting: The business of Hong Kong Stock Exchange (00388) has not slowed down.
Chen Yiting's term as Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is for 3 years, until February 28, 2027.
The newly appointed CEO of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (00388), Chen Yiting, who officially took office today, sent a message to employees pointing out that the global financial markets are in a period of turmoil, and Hong Kong is no exception. She does not overlook these challenges. Chen Yiting also expressed excitement about the long-term growth opportunities in China, the world's second largest economy and innovation hub. Despite the macro environment, the business of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has not slowed down. She urged colleagues to continue implementing measures to enhance the future business, improve Hong Kong's infrastructure, develop the product ecosystem, and expand the customer base.
Chen Yiting, who previously served as Co-Chief Operating Officer of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, stated that during her 7 years at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, she gradually realized the critical role the Exchange plays in financial market infrastructure in local, regional, and global markets. She looks forward to working with all stakeholders to enhance the attractiveness and competitiveness of the Hong Kong market, shaping Hong Kong's role as an international financial center in the next 10 years or longer.
Chen Yiting's term as CEO of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is 3 years, until February 28, 2027.
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