Citigroup Hong Kong’s former first sister Ng Yin-yee will retire and Japan head Marc Luet will take over

Ng Yan-yee, the former head of Citi Hong Kong, will retire next month and will be replaced by Japan head Marc Luet. Ng Yan-yee holds various senior management positions at Citibank, including head of retail banking, wealth management and credit card business.

In 2015, she was appointed as general manager of Citibank Hong Kong, leading the digital transformation process of personal banking business. She had a colorful career at Citibank and made important contributions to the company's growth.

Ng Yin-yee's retirement will mark the end of an era, but also the beginning of a new round of leadership. Marc Luet will succeed her and continue to drive Citibank's business development in Hong Kong.

As an internationally renowned bank, Citibank has an extensive customer base in Hong Kong and is committed to providing customers with high-quality financial services. The new general manager will face new challenges and opportunities.

We believe that under new leadership, Citibank will continue to maintain its leading position in Hong Kong's financial market and create value and benefits for customers.