The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has announced significant changes in its senior staff, effective December 26, 2024. According to the official statement, Mr. Raymond Li, currently serving as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of The Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation Limited (HKMC), will be retiring. Mr. Colin Pou, Executive Director (Financial Infrastructure), will take over Li’s position on the same day.
Raymond Li’s Legacy
Raymond Li has had a remarkable career at the HKMA, spanning over three decades. Since taking on the role of CEO at HKMC in 2013, Li has been instrumental in enhancing the corporation’s services, particularly in retirement protection for the general public. Under his leadership, the HKMC also administered various loan guarantee schemes, providing crucial support to SMEs and individuals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mr. Eddie Yue, Chief Executive of the HKMA, expressed his gratitude, stating, “Raymond has worked in the HKMA for over 30 years and served in many different roles. In his current role as the CEO of the HKMC, Raymond has been dedicated to continued enhancement of the full range of services of the HKMC, particularly regarding retirement protection for the general public. Under his leadership, the HKMC has also provided strong support to the HKSAR Government in administering various loan guarantee schemes and helped many SMEs and individuals tide over the difficult time during the pandemic. I would like to thank Raymond for his long and eminent service to the HKMA, and wish him a happy retirement in the many years to come.”
Colin Pou’s New Role
Colin Pou, who will be succeeding Raymond Li, has been serving as the Executive Director (Financial Infrastructure) at the HKMA. Pou’s extensive experience and expertise in financial infrastructure are expected to bring valuable insights and leadership to the HKMC.
Upcoming Recruitment
The HKMA has also announced that it will conduct an open recruitment process for the position of Executive Director (Financial Infrastructure) to fill the vacancy left by Colin Pou. A separate announcement will be made upon the completion of the selection process.
For additional details, visit the official Hong Kong Monetary Authority.
Hong Kong Monetary Authority
11 July 2024
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